Surfing with the Enemy
Directed by Adam Preskill, Scott Braman5.8
SURFING WITH THE ENEMY is the story of a group of surfers from Havana struggling to establish a niche for their sport in Cuba's restrictive society. Guided by Eduardo Valdes, founder of the Havana Surf Association, two filmmakers from Venice Beach, California, travel across the island to the wave-rich but ill-famed Guantanamo province, home to the U.S. Naval Station at Guantanamo Bay. Chasing waves along this controversial coast, they discover a forbidden paradise just miles from their own border, and learn what it means to be a surfer and a citizen of modern-day Cuba.
Surfing with the Enemy Trivia
Surfing with the Enemy was released on April 11, 2011.
Surfing with the Enemy was directed by Adam Preskill, Scott Braman.
Surfing with the Enemy has a runtime of 54 min.
Surfing with the Enemy was produced by Adam Preskill, Scott Braman, Gregory Strom.
The key characters in Surfing with the Enemy are Narrator (Lance Henriksen).
Surfing with the Enemy is rated Not Rated.
Surfing with the Enemy is a Documentary, History, Adventure film.
Surfing with the Enemy has an audience rating of 5.8 out of 10.