BUSTIN’ DOWN THE DOOR: When The North Shore Went To War ||Special DVD Film|| Narrated by Edward Norton ||Best Surfer Films|| All-Time Legendary Surf Movies || Documentaries of The Real Wave Riders || Directed by Jeremy Gosch
The film explores the intense rivalry and violence that erupted between the local Hawaiian surfers and the visiting Australians and South Africans. It highlights the cultural clashes, the dangerous surf conditions, and the struggles for dominance in the world of big wave surfing.
“It’s Like Dogtown and Z-Boys Meets Point Break. Awesome.” - Front Magazine
The documentary "BUSTIN' DOWN THE DOOR: When The North Shore Went To War" tells the true story of the winter of 1975 when Hawaii's North Shore went to war. A group of young surfers from Australia and South Africa, including Mark Mathews, Shaun Tomson and Ian Cairns traveled to Hawaii to compete in the big wave surfing scene.
