Filmmaker, surfer, and all-round adventurist Spencer Frost will attend the festival and get into the nitty-gritty about his film, Corners of the Earth: Kamchatka this ANZAC Day.
East of Siberia lies Kamchatka, an arctic peninsula along the frozen, largely unexplored coastline of Russia. The idea of a frozen coastline dotted with 150 volcanoes on the far eastern coast of Russia isn’t every Aussie surfer’s ideal location for the perfect wave – but that’s exactly why these guys went there.
With 150kg of equipment in tow, they get on their flight to Moscow…on the day Russia’s “special military operation” is declared in Ukraine. The plot thickens….Mi-8 helicopters, skidoos, frozen campsites, and frozen bank accounts, this surf trip quickly became far more than anyone could imagine.
A spiritual successor to A Corner of the Earth (SWIFF’19), Spencer Frost and Guy Williment, along with surfers Letty Mortenson and Fraser Dovell, team up for this big screen surf extravaganza.
Just try and avoid the icebergs where you can.
Hear from Spencer directly about making the film and the journey he embarked on, only at the April 25th screening at CHEC Theatre.
