From the makers of 'Litmus' comes a project that is neither sequel, reunion, nor redux.

Author Chris Gudenswager provides a sweeping history of an Australian enigma.

A century after he lost his life on the Western Front, Phil Jarratt recalls Australian surfing's greatest unsung hero.

Andrew Kidman and Ellis Ericson take a bath with George Greenough in the best surf movie of the last five years.

From world No.7 to coal-miner, Phil Jarratt shines a light on surfing's most underground story.

"There are appearances of Andy Irons in this documentary that will shock the living daylights out of you."

"It takes an ego as big as Western Australia to think that your life story is so important it can’t be told in one fat volume."

Words and photos in a book that reads like the opposite of Instagram.

Summertime satire with lashings of truth and plenty of surf scenes too.

Phil Jarratt reviews On The Java Ridge, a book that "reveals more about what it is to be a surfer" than anything yet published.

Drugs, sex, surf, and death - Australia's foremost surf journo dishes the dirt on himself.

Not only has Tom Wegener been called a sell out, Derek Hynd also accused him of "killing Bambi". Suitably chastened, Wegener did a PhD on an age old gripe and then turned it into a book.