Caballito de Totora Surfriders of Peru, Phil WilsonSurfboard riding in Hawaii has a long well-documented history, but little is known about the “Cabalitto de Totora,” the surfers of Peru who ride waves on a reed boat called “Caballito.”&nbsp;&nbsp;This type of surfing is said to have begun 3,500 years ago. —IS

Caballito de Totora Surfriders of Peru

Surfboard riding in Hawaii has a long well-documented history, but little is known about the “Cabalitto de Totora,” the surfers of Peru who ride waves on a reed boat called “Caballito.” This type of surfing is said to have begun 3,500 years ago. —IS

Mar, Olaf CratoA fresh take on the surfing film genre: plenty of wave-riding sequences and a glimpse into the Portuguese surfer community as told through the eyes of Portuguese big wave surfer Alex Botelho. Portugal’s exposed northwest coast produces powerful and challenging waves, which makes for a life and death moment for Alex during a surf competition. Drone photography allows for exciting camera angles. What could be better than a vicarious surf vacation in Portugal during the pandemic?&nbsp;—ST

A fresh take on the surfing film genre: plenty of wave-riding sequences and a glimpse into the Portuguese surfer community as told through the eyes of Portuguese big wave surfer Alex Botelho. Portugal’s exposed northwest coast produces powerful and challenging waves, which makes for a life and death moment for Alex during a surf competition. Drone photography allows for exciting camera angles. What could be better than a vicarious surf vacation in Portugal during the pandemic? —ST

Pause: Heidi, Ida Slåtto NeerbyeNorwegian female surfer Heidi regards surfing as breathing. On land, the feeling of restlessness and never-ending chase to appease dissatisfaction exhaust her. However, once she is in the water, the ocean frees her from everything and gives her an opportunity to pause and live in the moment. —YI

Pause: Heidi

Norwegian female surfer Heidi regards surfing as breathing. On land, the feeling of restlessness and never-ending chase to appease dissatisfaction exhaust her. However, once she is in the water, the ocean frees her from everything and gives her an opportunity to pause and live in the moment. —YI

Sinhala, JP LewisA short, stylized film exploring a Sri Lankan surfers relationship with the ocean - from childhood, through the 2004 Tsunami, to becoming a free surfer as an adult. An exploration of life and spirituality.&nbsp;—ST

Sinhala

A short, stylized film exploring a Sri Lankan surfers relationship with the ocean - from childhood, through the 2004 Tsunami, to becoming a free surfer as an adult. An exploration of life and spirituality. —ST

UNNUR, Chris BurkardElli Thor is an Icelandic photographer, surfer, and former kayaker. A decade ago Elli nearly drowned under a waterfall while kayaking a challenging Icelandic river. The near death experience became a catalyst for personal growth and his professional career. After walking away from kayaking, a newfound passion for surfing and the birth of his daughter Unnur gave him a new perspective worth living for

UNNUR

Surfing (5 films)

Virtual Admission

18th Annual International Ocean Film Festival

Donation to {{name}}

Donate

These are all the passes tied to your account. Now, use our online schedule to reserve tickets. You can access your tickets via {{my_tickets_link|"My Tickets"}} or via the PDFs attached to each ticket order confirmation email. {{buy_pass_link|Looking to buy more passes?}}

These are all your purchased tickets. Open this page on your phone, and at the door tap the "Show Barcode" button and show your screen to the attendant. Prefer paper? Print the PDF attached to the order confirmation email, or click one of the gears below and select "Download tickets PDF". If purchasing multiple tickets, be sure to print or show each unique ticket barcode.

6 Pack Film Bundle

None available

Passes

*** Important Note: The 18th Annual IOFF films are no longer available to begin watching. However, if your watch window on a film is still active you can find it by clicking on your initials in the top right corner of this screen, and then selecting "My Content Library". All films that have not exceeded the 7 day watch window will appear here.***

We’re celebrating our 18th year, virtually, with 18 days of ocean-focused, independent films from April 15-May 2. This year’s line-up features a record 80+ films from 17 countries, 10 premieres and 9 IOFF award winning films, free 360 degree films, and more. 

Here's what's coming up soon. Can't make it? No sweat. Many live streams will be available for on-demand viewing as well.