Sfeerbeeld · Pexels
suphollandVraagstellerlid sinds 2009 · 114 berichten27 feb 2010 08:17
Diep diep respect voor deze gehandicapte man. Prachtige film. Check ook het verhaal over de film en Michael.



One man's struggle to transcend.

This humble film is about a friend of mine named Michael and his daily ritual to find his natural self through surfing.


Directed by Sean Mullens
Cinematography by Sean Mullens



The film was shot in one day. Michael has not seen the film yet...I'm waiting to screen it for him personally. He will see it this week.

I had discussed shooting the film with Michael for a few weeks and then one day he approached me and asked if I wanted to go film him getting into the water. I grabbed my camera and we shot everything in a few hours.

There is more interview footage of him detailing his initial accident and his return to the ocean/surfing that didn't make it into the final cut.

One interesting fact is that the place where we filmed him entering the water was the exact location he broke his neck and became disabled 30 years ago. He told me that time and time again he finds himself at that spot on earth without intention of being there...it is one of his favorite places to be.
18 REACTIES
pimpoldilid sinds 2007 · 911 berichten27 feb 2010 10:20

wooow!!
ik zat egt met een heel vaag gevoel te kijken! super knap hoe die dit allemaal doet man!
ik heb al moeite met me wetsuit aanttrekken staand, hij doet het gewoon liggen op het strand, rollend naar het water!
damn! EGT respect voor deze man!!!🙏🙏
pallolid sinds 2008 · 935 berichten8 mrt 2010 09:05
heel veel respect voor deze dude! je word echt stil van deze movie en het gevoel dat hij zo vrij is op het water kennen wij denk ik allemaal🙏

Reageren

Geen account nodig. Je eerste reactie lezen we even na. Of , je tekst blijft staan.
Algemeen

Birthright

18 REACTIES · 27 FEB 2010
suphollandVraagstellerlid sinds 200927 feb 2010
Diep diep respect voor deze gehandicapte man. Prachtige film. Check ook het verhaal over de film en Michael.



One man's struggle to transcend.

This humble film is about a friend of mine named Michael and his daily ritual to find his natural self through surfing.


Directed by Sean Mullens
Cinematography by Sean Mullens



The film was shot in one day. Michael has not seen the film yet...I'm waiting to screen it for him personally. He will see it this week.

I had discussed shooting the film with Michael for a few weeks and then one day he approached me and asked if I wanted to go film him getting into the water. I grabbed my camera and we shot everything in a few hours.

There is more interview footage of him detailing his initial accident and his return to the ocean/surfing that didn't make it into the final cut.

One interesting fact is that the place where we filmed him entering the water was the exact location he broke his neck and became disabled 30 years ago. He told me that time and time again he finds himself at that spot on earth without intention of being there...it is one of his favorite places to be.
pimpoldilid sinds 200727 feb 2010

wooow!!
ik zat egt met een heel vaag gevoel te kijken! super knap hoe die dit allemaal doet man!
ik heb al moeite met me wetsuit aanttrekken staand, hij doet het gewoon liggen op het strand, rollend naar het water!
damn! EGT respect voor deze man!!!🙏🙏
pallolid sinds 20088 mrt 2010
heel veel respect voor deze dude! je word echt stil van deze movie en het gevoel dat hij zo vrij is op het water kennen wij denk ik allemaal🙏