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Surf's up at Rivian's South Coast Theater: Premiere of 'Girls Can't Surf' makes waves - Vimarsana News

Surf's up at Rivian's South Coast Theater: Premiere of 'Girls Can't Surf' makes waves

 This past Saturday, Laguna Beach’s newly revamped South Coast Theater, which also serves as electric car maker Rivian’s largest flagship location in Southern California, saw a full house of the beachiest of surf fans for the premiere of “Girls Can’t Surf,” a fluorescent look into the real-life stories of some of surfing’s top female talent fighting through primarily male dominant surf culture during the 1980s.  

'The Big Sea' Examines Louisiana Factory's Neoprene Production and Its Links to Cancer - Vimarsana News

'The Big Sea' Examines Louisiana Factory's Neoprene Production and Its Links to Cancer

The Big Sea is a new documentary that has investigated the links between the production of neoprene in Louisiana to the increased risk of cancer for residents.

Girls Can't Surf fundraising screening in aid of Freshwater Skatepark - Vimarsana News

Girls Can't Surf fundraising screening in aid of Freshwater Skatepark

This looks like a great film and all proceeds will go towards Freshwater Skatepark

Girls Can't Surf review: pro-women pro surfing doc - Vimarsana News

Girls Can't Surf review: pro-women pro surfing doc

Charting women surfers’ struggles and successes from the 1980s to the 2010s, Christopher Nelius’s film is a story of how unionising and public pressure can bring about change.

Source: bfi.org.uk
This New Documentary Spotlights the "Feminist Heroes" of Surf Culture - Vimarsana News

This New Documentary Spotlights the "Feminist Heroes" of Surf Culture

Nearly seven years in the making, Christopher Nelius’s new documentary examines the sweeping sexism that pervaded surf culture in the 1980s and 1990s