Addicted to Joy

The documentary runs for 59 minutes and tells a love story that honors surfers and shapers committed to joy and respect for nature. It traces the origins of this lifestyle back to the 12th Century in Polynesia, showcasing the universal values of ALOHA. The film emphasizes how this attitude transcends politics and greed, making it relevant to a wide audience.

Featuring Gerry Lopez, a notable figure in the surfing community, the documentary captures the essence of surfing culture and its spiritual significance. Collectors of documentary films or those interested in oceanic cultures may find this title compelling for its unique perspective on joy and environmental respect.