There's a lot to like about this film by Brett Burcher and Darcy Ward, not least that the fellas took their time to make it. I first caught wind of the project nearly two years ago, keenly waiting to see the finished result.

You know Burcher of course, he's good looking in a K-Mart catalogue kind of way, and utterly unflappable in the big stuff. Fellas got a classic pointbreak style on him too, think Curren at Rincon, or Parko at Snapper, but there's nothing down Narrawallee way that compares to those two waves so his is a style that's instinctive, ingrained - maybe even engrained.

Like other vids that Darcy and Burch have done they throw the lens wide open, also shooting their mates and including them in the mix, so here you get Burch, along with Sean Mawson, Russ Bierke (15:31 FTW), Morgs, Elliot Marshall and other local crew. Rather than a look-at-me bio pic, the feel is more communal, more joyous, more true to surfing.

Then there's the Terra Australis soundtrack: Shining Bird's 'Charlie' in the desert, Bad//Dreems 'Sacred Ground' at a local beachie, plus bush poetry betwixt sequences.

All of it worth the long, long wait.