The Heart & The Sea is the third release from independent Australian filmmaker Nathan Oldfield, the creator of the highly regarded left of centre surf films Lines From a Poem and Seaworthy.

Over three years in the making, The Heart & The Sea explores the joy that lies at the very centre of a surfing life: family, friends and a shared intimacy with the sea.

80 Waves is a collection of huge waves and big name riders from across the globe. Amongst the culture, wildlife and beautiful scenery of exotic surf spots like Fiji, Hawaii, and Bali, we see surfers and foil-boarders, tow-in surfing and body-boarding on such iconic waves as Jaws and G-Land, all set to an eclectic collection of world music.

Rumors is a cinematic journey into the deepest Mexico ever seen on film the product of a two year operation to find, surf and document the most perfect waves this coastline offers. Ride shotgun as the boys sneak their way along the perilous Sinaloa coast, hit the recently discovered Lost Point and carve up many other spots never before seen in any surf film.

Brian Conley hunts for the very best barrels he can find to full fill his tubular addiction. The film travels to very active swell areas including the Pacific and Indian Oceans in search of large waves. Enjoy the revolutionary, never seen before angles from inside the tube sure to mesmerize viewers into a tubular fantasy.

Lost Prophets - search for the collective brings you on an global adventure discovering your inner frontier delve into the lives of eight surfers existing in the transitions we all face while fulfilling life's dreams. Travel the world with the lost prophets as their stories unfold during some of the best waves documented in the past decade.

Lost and Found is a film based on the discovery of 30,000 negatives found in 3 boxes at a flea market in Los Angeles, Ca. Doug Walker traveled for 3+ years re-uniting photographers as well as surfers with some of surfings best images ever captured. It is a film that truly comes from the heart as stories are told and captured in a way like no other surfing film.

Keith Malloy's debut film, Come Hell or High Water, shot primarily on 16mm focuses on the simplicity and beauty of bodysurfing. Keith explores the history and progression of the sport through its many unique characters. It's about taking a breath, and kicking your feet, in the big blue sea.

It is a surfers dream to find an unridden wave especially in their own backyard. But it can be a chore to those that actually do. John Forse found a perfect big wave in the Pacific Northwest and instead of keeping it to himself, he put together a pro contest to showcase and promote the evolution of big wave surfing.

Great surfers surfing all types of boards, on all types of waves. This is Director Steve Cleveland's new film. Starring Alex Knost, Dane Peterson, Joel Tudor and more.

Filmed in Australia, California, Hawaii, Mexico and Micronesia.

The White Album is the final surfing video by award winning director Josh Pomer. Featuring the sickest soundtrack with surfing footage as recent as Winter 2012 and the biggest air ever.

Includes all new footage from the past two years and never seen before footage from the Josh Pomer archives as well as some of the sickest moves ever filmed.

Zen and the art of the wave, the world's foremost pioneer surfers show the soul of surfing is in the life force of the ocean. Seen through the eyes and thoughts of some of the worlds most known watermen.

One part obsession, one part addiction and an unending quest for adventure makes Great Lakes surfers a truly rare breed. Add 40-knot winds, 15-foot waves and rigid temperatures to a storm-ravaged inland sea and they'll tell you it's a recipe for fun.

Manufacturing Stoke travels across the California coast, visiting surfing legends and new comers alike, and delves into a world rarely-ever-seen to further explore surfing's greatest paradox: no other sport is as intrinsically linked to nature and yet a majority of the materials used are environmentally toxic.