Artistic cinematography, beautiful scenery, and absolute ripping by a dozen of surfing's most talented men and women
Jungle is “an unintentional surf film” by filmmaker and photographer Morgan Maassen. No voice-overs. No unnecessary plot or storylines. No hokey angles or 4K drone footage. Just beautiful, artistic cinematography, pure energy, and posi vibes with surfing from such big names as Rob Machado and Dane Reynolds, alongside handfuls of other ripping guys and gals shot around the world.
Plus the music goes.
Published 11-29-2017
Updated 10-03-2018
A Q&A conversation with waterwoman Lena Kemna, who finds connecting with the ocean has opened her up to pursue even more ambitious goals
Reflections on legacy while seeing the torch passed at one of surfing's most legendary contests—at surfing's most deadly wave
What it's like to stay at the stunning new micro hotel located near surf mecca Tofino in the authentic fishing village of Ucluelet, BC
A conversation with film director David Mesfin on Black surfing, shifting cultures, and Africa's unrecognized role in surf history
From seasoned surfers looking to get loose to first timers playing in white water, no surfer’s quiver is complete without a humble foamie
A two-week boat trip through surfing's final frontier brings snow-capped mountains, icebergs and sea lions, hot springs and epic vistas
