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Hunting for Waves in Iceland Is a Compromise
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Iceland is home to some of the most photogenic terrain on earth. But for surfer Heiðar Logi Elíasson and the film crew at Tributaries Digital Cinema, it’s a harsh place with unrelenting wind. Finding surf in this country without webcams, shops, or guidebooks means finding slivers of hope among the most meager conditions. Find more about the film on Instagram.
