Bruce Brown

It sounds so simple, yet in 1966 a young filmmaker named Bruce Brown captured the essence of the sport of surfing like never before.

An exclusive retrospective of the work and loving tribute to the well-lived life of the surf film pioneer, through the eyes of his son.

Dusty archives have been painstakingly tracked down and remastered to bring a new perspective to one of the most crucial periods in surfing's evolution.

This documentary sets out to change the perception of motorcycle racing. Featuring stars of the sport such as Steve McQueen, a racer in his own right.

Pioneers of surfing, snowboarding, skiing, skateboarding and mountain biking discuss living in the moment and feeling alive.

At 90, surf pioneer Dick Metz retraces the steps of his 1958-1961 adventure in search of the perfect wave, as documented in 1966’s The Endless Summer.