Modern Legends in Hawaiian Surf - M.R. to K.S. - Jimi Berlin's 1994 film documenting the transition from Mark Richards to Kelly Slater and the rise of Hawaii's new generation of surf legends.

Experience exclusive new footage and interviews with legendary stars from Hawaii, Japan, USA, and Australia. This film captures a pivotal moment in surfing history as the sport transitioned from one generation of legends to the next, with never-before-seen footage of Kelly Slater as the Menehune US Champ.

Featured Surfers:

• Kelly Slater - Close-up views and never-before-seen footage as Menehune US Champ
• Sunny Garcia - Close-up views of the Hawaiian powerhouse
• Bruce and Andy Irons - New legends emerging
• Shane Dorian - Rising star
• Kaipo Jaquias - Hawaiian talent
• Satoshi Sekino - Japanese standout
• Kalani Robb - World amateur champion
• Johnny Boy Gomes - Hawaiian legend
• Mark Richards - Four-time world champion
• Michael and Derek Ho - Hawaiian brothers
• Gary Elkerton - Australian powerhouse
• Mike Stewart - Bodyboarding legend
• Tom Carroll - Two-time world champion
• Noah Budroe - Rising talent
• Munga Barry - And many more

Locations: Pipeline, Waimea Bay, Haleiwa, Sunset Beach, Ala Moana

Film Details:

• Written, Filmed and Edited by: Jimi Berlin
• Narration: Jimi Berlin
• Running Time: 46 Minutes
• Released: 1994
• Format: Streaming

Witness the changing of the guard in Hawaiian surfing. Modern Legends in Hawaiian Surf captures the moment when Kelly Slater and a new generation of surfers began their rise to legendary status. Stream this essential piece of surf history exclusively on Nalu TV.

Close up views of Kelly Slater and Sunny Garcia.

Never before seen footage of Kelly as the Menehune, US Champ.

New legends: Bruce and Andy Irons, Shane Dorian, Kaipo Jaquias, Satoshi Sekino and world amatuer champ Kalani Robb.

Johnny Boy Gomes, Mark Richards, Michael and Derek Ho, Gary Elkerton, Mike Stewart, Tom Carroll, Noah Budroe, Munga Barry, and many more.

Written, Filmed and Edited by Jimi Berlin
Narration: Jimi Berlin

Running Time: 46 Minutes
Released: 1994