BEYOND THE NOISE
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RAIL ROAD

Cinéma Le Royal, Biarritz

Thursday, December 13, 2018 - 20:30

Cinéma Le Royal, Biarritz

Thursday, December 13, 2018 - 20:30

SURF Nights presents the latest masterpiece from Australian director Andrew Kaineder:

BEYOND THE NOISE

Opening: RAIL ROAD by Gustavo Imigrante and with Nic von Rupp,

and the short film NO DIRECTION by Boilingpot

the films

BEYOND THE NOISE
40 minutes - 2018 (Australia) - VOST
Teaser: https://vimeo.com/287566493
Directed and produced by Andrew Kaineder

Distracted by realities of our own invention, the natural world becomes invisible, technology is our king.

As the cracks in our society spread, two surfers seek refuge in the vastness of the ocean, away from the deafening clamour of humankind.

Unchained and dangerously close to freedom.

Starring Noah Lane & Harrison Roach
Original composition by Joseph Franklin
Cinematography by Todd Barnes & Andrew Kaineder
Written by Dan Crockett
Coloured by Tim Wreyford

Best feature - Santa Cruz Surf Film Festival 2019
Best cinematography - Santa Cruz Surf Film Festival 2019
Best cinematography - London Surf Film Festival 2018
Best cinematography - Florida Surf Film Festival 2019
Best cinematography - Bells Beach Surf Film Festival 2019
Best cinematography - Swiss Surf Film Festival 2019
Vermelhinha award - Ubatuba Surf Film Festival 2019
Best direction - Endorphin Awards 2019 (Artistic work - long form)
Best photography - Endorphin Awards 2019 (Artistic work - long form)

opening

RAIL ROAD
25 minutes - 2018 (Portugal) - VOST
Teaser: https://vimeo.com/292371832
Directed by Gustavo Imigrante
Produced by Hurley

A movie with an authorial vision that runs away from the norm, with Nic testing some of the heaviest waves of the old continent.

The Portuguese surfer embarks on an adventure through Europe, going from country to country on night train rides, regional and intercity journeys, finding along the way stimulating landscapes and a lot of time to contemplate them.

In the meantime, Nic surfs some challenging shallow slabs, along with Mick Fanning and some of the most brave Irish surfers.