“Five Summer Stories” Remastered Surf Documentary | Interview Director Greg MacGillivray
Aug 12, 2022 ·
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Filmmaker Antonio Saillant from Celebrity Spotlight Radio interviews director Greg MacGillivray’s for his upcoming 50th Anniversary special release of the digitally remastered classic surf documentary, “Five Summer Stories” (1972), widely...
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Filmmaker Antonio Saillant from Celebrity Spotlight Radio interviews director Greg MacGillivray’s for his upcoming 50th Anniversary special release of the digitally remastered classic surf documentary, “Five Summer Stories” (1972), widely considered the greatest surf film ever made, To Theatres Across the U.S. & Canada Beginning on August 12th.
View the complete list of screening dates here: http://fivesummerstories.com/
Check out the Trailer Here. https://youtu.be/clxDcKdve3I
“Five Summer Stories” first premiered in 1972 at the Santa Monica Civic Auditorium and was quickly deemed “the greatest surf film ever made.” The film’s unusual format—a montage of five-plus stories or vignettes—perfectly captured a fractured era in which an explosion of creativity and revolutionary change was shaking down the old order, taking the sport of surfing off into new and unknown territory. Although the film went through several (and increasingly popular) incarnations as it played in theaters over a seven-year span from 1972 to 1979, its fundamental story remained the same—that the pure, innocent joy of surfing was symbolic of humankind’s best possibilities on Earth without war or politics or environmental destruction. The film features music by the Beach Boys and Honk.
“Five Summer Stories” is directed and produced by Greg MacGillivray and Jim Freeman, and photographed by MacGillivray, Freeman, Bud Browne (“Going Surfin’”) and George Greenough, with narration written by Drew Kampion and music composed by the 1970s rock/surf band Honk and featuring songs by the Beach Boys.
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View the complete list of screening dates here: http://fivesummerstories.com/
Check out the Trailer Here. https://youtu.be/clxDcKdve3I
“Five Summer Stories” first premiered in 1972 at the Santa Monica Civic Auditorium and was quickly deemed “the greatest surf film ever made.” The film’s unusual format—a montage of five-plus stories or vignettes—perfectly captured a fractured era in which an explosion of creativity and revolutionary change was shaking down the old order, taking the sport of surfing off into new and unknown territory. Although the film went through several (and increasingly popular) incarnations as it played in theaters over a seven-year span from 1972 to 1979, its fundamental story remained the same—that the pure, innocent joy of surfing was symbolic of humankind’s best possibilities on Earth without war or politics or environmental destruction. The film features music by the Beach Boys and Honk.
“Five Summer Stories” is directed and produced by Greg MacGillivray and Jim Freeman, and photographed by MacGillivray, Freeman, Bud Browne (“Going Surfin’”) and George Greenough, with narration written by Drew Kampion and music composed by the 1970s rock/surf band Honk and featuring songs by the Beach Boys.
Images, Trailer, Movie Poster and Press Information supplied and sent by CINEMATIC RED PR and ©Adventure Entertainment. All Rights Reserved.
Note | “Five Summer Stories”Trailer and Poster courtesy of ©Adventure Entertainment . All Rights Reserved and CINEMATIC RED PR. Received Permission to use original content for review purposes for our show Celebrity Spotlight Radio.
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