Four windsurfers dream of winning the Windsurfing World Championship and becoming heroes. Financial problems, lack of recognition, family crisis and even the death of relatives are just ...
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Title: El Yaque, Pueblo de Campeones (2012)
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Ricardo Campello | ... | Ricardo Campello |
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Yoli de Brendt | ... | Yoli De Brendt |
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Douglas 'Cheo' Díaz | ... | Douglas Cheo Daz |
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Gollito Estredo | ... | Jos Gollito Estredo |
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Four windsurfers dream of winning the Windsurfing World Championship and becoming heroes. Financial problems, lack of recognition, family crisis and even the death of relatives are just some of the obstacles they must encounter on their way to success. An intimate portrait filmed throughout four years that reveals the human side of high-level athletes, from the privacy of their homes in a small fishing town in Margarita Island to the most exuberant locations in 5 countries. Written by Horacio Collao
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This documentary shows some years and tournaments of one the most talented windsurfers in the world.
The director tried to show a personal perspective of some unknown heroes in this sport or at least unknown in Venezuela, showing that contradiction of fighting for your country and lacking the attention and support of people there.
So, basically the movie is targeted to Venezuelans, because most of those athletes are unknown for Venezuelans and they fight for a country that knows so little about their triumphs. They lack government support, private support and people support.
In my case I didn't know much of those guys, in fact I've only heard of one of them. So, thanks to this movie those guys receive a visibily they didn't have, but they deserved.