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SUMMARY:Facing Monsters
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DESCRIPTION:Facing Monsters is a thrilling documentary with stunning\ncinem
 atography that digs deep into the psyche of a famous Australian\n“slab s
 urfer.” Kerby Brown must conquer the waves. And the bigger\,\ntaller\, m
 ore powerful\, and unpredictable they are\, the stronger his\nburning desi
 re to surf\, even if he might be engulfed in them\, never to\nreturn. Like
  many Aussies\, he grew up near the ocean and spent his\nyouth facing migh
 tier and mightier waves\, pushing the limits of his\nbody and mind. The ca
 meras follow Brown as he surfs where nobody has\never dared to: on and und
 erwater\, from a bird’s eye view\, and\nthrough the eyes of his father a
 nd brother\, who join him in the water.\nBehind and between the spectacula
 r sights\, the film reveals Brown’s\nremarkable personality and the diff
 iculties it poses to his family.\nWhat monsters will he face on those wave
 s? And will a severe injury\ncause him to quit? [2021\, Australia\, 90 min
 \, Rating: PG-13] Sam Morgan\nof Tracks Magazine writes\, “This film is 
 more than facing big waves\,\nit is about facing your demons\, the importa
 nce of family and chasing\nyour dreams no matter how crazy they are.” Ma
 rtin Cheney of\nFilmink.com proclaims\, “Those seeking their fix of brea
 thtaking and\nmonstrous Western Australian waves will find an embarrassmen
 t of\nriches here.” Venue: Cinema Art Theater. Presenter: Rehoboth Beach
 \nFilm Society.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Facing Monsters is a thrilling documentary wit
 h stunning cinematography that digs deep into the psyche of a famous Austr
 alian “slab surfer.” Kerby Brown must conquer the waves. And the bigge
 r\, taller\, more powerful\, and unpredictable they are\, the stronger his
  burning desire to surf\, even if he might be engulfed in them\, never to 
 return. Like many Aussies\, he grew up near the ocean and spent his youth 
 facing mightier and mightier waves\, pushing the limits of his body and mi
 nd. The cameras follow Brown as he surfs where nobody has ever dared to: o
 n and underwater\, from a bird’s eye view\, and through the eyes of his 
 father and brother\, who join him in the water. Behind and between the spe
 ctacular sights\, the film reveals Brown’s remarkable personality and th
 e difficulties it poses to his family. What monsters will he face on those
  waves? And will a severe injury cause him to quit? [2021\, Australia\, 90
  min\, Rating: PG-13] Sam Morgan of Tracks Magazine writes\, “This film 
 is more than facing big waves\, it is about facing your demons\, the impor
 tance of family and chasing your dreams no matter how crazy they are.” M
 artin Cheney of Filmink.com proclaims\, “Those seeking their fix of brea
 thtaking and monstrous Western Australian waves will find an embarrassment
  of riches here.” Venue: Cinema Art Theater. Presenter: Rehoboth Beach F
 ilm Society.
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