WAY OF THE OCEAN

February 28, 2010

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  WAY OF THE OCEAN is a definitive look at wave riding in the current state of our oceans. Follow the world's best surfers around the globe exploring all the natural wonders of our precious oceans. The salt water provides life and energy on a daily basis and the time to restore and preserve our oceans is now.

  This documentary of epic proportions will be released
  as a five part movie series beginning with
  WAY OF THE OCEAN: Australia in late 2010

  directed by: Matt Kleiner

  starring:
  Asher Pacey, Josh Kerr
  Adam Robertson, Jordy Smith
  Dane Reynolds, Craig Anderson
  and more . . . .

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