Siestas & Olas - A Surfing Journey Through Mexico

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Follow four world-class surfers living the lifestyle most only dream about - for three months these adventurers drive their Chevy Suburban from dusty Baja to tropical mainland's Puerto Escondido. "Siestas & Olas", Spanish meaning 'naps' and 'waves', beautifully captures the true travel experience with rich visual imagery, traditional Mexican music, and ins into local cultures. Between searching for the next perfect beach the adventurers discover the warmth and beauty that is Mexico and have the times of their lives riding down and cruising along flawlessly breaking waves. This DVD Version Includes: * Director's Discussion * Behind The Scenes Stories * Where Are They Now? * :30 Second T.V. Spot * 2nd Audio Track Review ------ "Features same laid-back humor, surfer slang, and hypnotic boarding footage [as Endless Summer]. It worked then, it works now." -- Daily Variety "Filmmaker Dan Wozniak wanted a gentle, peaceful movie about fun, friends and the joy of discovery." -- Chris Ahrens, Sun Newspapers "The surf action is accomplished, the cultural sidebars worthwhile, and the Mexican radio station a welcome from surf muzak." -- Steve Pezman, The Surfer's Journal "We saw Siestas & Olas last night. We quit our jobs this morning. We're leaving for Mexico tomorrow!" -- Four Kids Overheard at Malibu --Steve Pezman, The Surfer's Journal P.when('A').execute(function(A) { A.on('a:expander:toggle_description:toggle:collapse', function(data) { window.scroll(0, data.expander.$expander[0].offsetTop-100); }); }); From the Contributor -------------------- We set out to make a film that would make people want to pack up and head out on a long tropical vacation. It seems to have worked! A perfect movie for the entire family, for anyone interested in the beach-going lifestyle, for anyone interested in Mexico, and for anyone who's been snowed in too many cold winter days! About the Actor --------------- Features: Joel Tudor; Tom Wegener; Josh Farberow; Marc Kavanagh. See more ( javascript:void(0) )