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		<title>Sun, Surf, And Solitude In THE DRIFTER Trailer</title>
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		<category><![CDATA[Rob Machado]]></category>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p>I'm from California, so even though I wouldn't consider myself an avid surfer by any stretch of the imagination, the allure of the sand, the sea, and the surf has been a steady constant throughout my life. A person standing on a piece of polyurethane board as a monstrous wave looms just behind them has long been something I've admired, and indeed many have found the sport/hobby/recreation to be equally compelling. Surfing documentaries, when done right, are among the most captivating films because of the undeniable grandeur of this image.</p>
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<p>Fans of surfing already know who Rob Machado is. Non-fans should know that he's one of the best in the sport. Both groups can get to know the man behind the board better, when <em>The Drifter</em> comes out on DVD tomorrow. Pulsating with mood and wonderment, the autobiographical film captures Machado on a 2008 trip to Indonesia where he was left alone with his thoughts, desires, and the empty perfection of an unnamed Indian Ocean reef.</p>
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<p>This one's flying way under the radar, but should be of interest to surf fans and non-fans alike. It's not often we get to witness a journey of self-discovery set against so beautiful a land/sea-scape. Anyone who's ever traveled through a foreign land or done some serious soul-searching in an unfamiliar place should recognize something in this film. Oh yeah, and it also draws attention to a good cause -- <a href="http://www.sumbafoundation.org/" target="_blank">The Sumba Foundation</a>, which works to lessen the effects of poverty on the Indonesian island of Sumba. Check out the trailer for <em>The Drifter</em> after the jump.</p>]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I&#8217;m from California, so even though I wouldn&#8217;t consider myself an avid surfer by any stretch of the imagination, the allure of the sand, the sea, and the surf has been a steady constant throughout my life. A person standing on a piece of polyurethane board as a monstrous wave looms just behind them has long been something I&#8217;ve admired, and indeed many have found the sport/hobby/recreation to be equally compelling. Surfing documentaries, when done right, are among the most captivating films because of the undeniable grandeur of this image.</p>
<p>Fans of surfing already know who Rob Machado is. Non-fans should know that he&#8217;s one of the best in the sport. Both groups can get to know the man behind the board better, when <em>The Drifter</em> comes out on DVD tomorrow. Pulsating with mood and wonderment, the autobiographical film captures Machado on a 2008 trip to Indonesia where he was left alone with his thoughts, desires, and the empty perfection of an unnamed Indian Ocean reef.</p>
<p>This one&#8217;s flying way under the radar, but should be of interest to surf fans and non-fans alike. It&#8217;s not often we get to witness a journey of self-discovery set against so beautiful a land/sea-scape. Anyone who&#8217;s ever traveled through a foreign land or done some serious soul-searching in an unfamiliar place should recognize something in this film. Oh yeah, and it also draws attention to a good cause &#8212; <a href="http://www.sumbafoundation.org/" target="_blank">The Sumba Foundation</a>, which works to lessen the effects of poverty on the Indonesian island of Sumba. Check out the trailer for <em>The Drifter</em> after the jump.</p>
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<p><i>The Drifter</i> was directed by Taylor Steele. You can also see a behind-the-scenes featurette about the film <a href="http://www.surfline.com/video/events-and-promotions/behind-the-scenes-on-the-drifter-set_31505" target="_blank">here</a>, or pre-order your copy of <em>The Drifter</em> <a href="http://www.thedriftermovie.com/" target="_blank">here</a>.</p>
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