KALD SÒL
Surfing in Iceland
The film sheds light on the surprising resources of cold countries, on the search for waves guided by the vagaries of the weather. Samuel Redon, a young professional surfer adept of surfing in warm water, will discover a completely different world of surfing. Between storms, violent winds, snow and slippery roads, he crosses the Island accompanied by the No Palm Tree Surfing Association, which guides lovers of riding in the wild. Christophe and Quentin, two amateur surfers, join the adventure. Rough destinations aren’t just for professional surfers, that’s our message.
Director : Thomas Meurot
Filmed and Edited by : Thomas Meurot
Additional footage : Aimeline Barnier and Thomas Soulat
Photography : Aimeline Barnier, Thomas Soulat and Thomas Meurot
Organisation and Pre Production : No Palm Tree Surfing Association
Guide : Thomas Soulat, Ronny Papin, Boris Sitin
Surfers : Samuel Redon, Quentin Pelmont, Christophe Chappe, Ronny Papin, Boris Sitin
Journaliste : Aimeline Barnier
KALD SÒL PROGRAMMING
Anglet
Annecy
MONTCHAVIN
Lisbonne
BIDART
Moliets
Guidel
La Rochelle
DECEMBER 21 – Salle pierre Michel
Forcalquier
DECEMBER 22 – swell addiction brest x poem
Brest
January 31, 2024 – mégarama bordeaux
Bordeaux
February 2, 2024 – Grand Rex
Paris
February 10, 2024 – Cinéma le select
Saint-Jean-De-Luz
February 28 to march 3, 2024 – Bilbao surf film festival
Bilbao
FILM EQUIPMENT
„The 6/5/4 hood + 6mm boots + 5mm gloves combo is perfect for cold water! Surprisingly light wetsuits for a 6mm but very warm thanks to the full fleece and above all super flex. Gloves and boots are super practical and keep extremities warm. „
Sam Redon, Soöruz Surfer
GURU+ HOOD
6/5/4
Boots GURU
6mm
Gloves THREE
5mm
The No Palm Tree Surfing association was created by a group of friends wishing to share their experiences of exploring countries often forgotten by surfers.
Our aim is to enable people to set off on a no-questions-asked adventure. We want to recapture the surfing spirit of the 70s, when everyone wanted to discover their own virgin wave, giving a human dimension to surfing that has become too commercial in recent years. We’re keen to share the association’s message with as many people as possible. We want to promote the sharing of knowledge and skills between surfers, so that everyone feels able and entitled to set off for cold destinations where the search for waves is combined with a difficult climate.
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