EBA… it´s the Sardinian word for WATER and the perfect title for this video. Three friends, Demetrio, Nadir e Dario travel along the shore in search of beaches, wind and the windsurfing lifestyle. A pinwheel, which everybody knows from his childhood, is their constant companion and guides them along the coast of Sardinia, Italy.
They travel clockwise around the island, but never in a hurry and always ready to sit back and relax at the bonfire, next to big windmills or just in the middle of Sardinian wilderness. Pure freedom.
You won’t find too much hardcore action during those 14 minutes, but a very atmospheric video about three passionate windsurfers.
Fabio Giagnoni invested a lot of time, passion and effort into this movie. But now, after several different versions and one year of post production work, you can finally enjoy the final cut.
Music: Gesuino Deiana, a talented musician from Olbia
what did you use for the aerial shots? Gopro on a model plane/ helicopter?
Al
minkia che trio….
hihihiii….ooovviaa che ti facevo disperso,ooquando tu vieni costì a surfare??grande claudio!!!
bel video complimenti ragazzi x l’immane lavoro…complimenti davvero!!!robba da festival di cannes altro ke!non ascoltate chi critica sempre e solo in senso negativo….ce ne fossero di video italiani!!
Grazie Paolo! Siamo onorati, grazie ancora
really like it. reminds me of into the wild!
and the images and details great!
way too much lifestyle, too less style on water. boring. they just show up their “coolness”.
it could have been nice if those 3 guys were 3 chicks HOT like hell!!! but it’s kind of boring like this, where is the action? nice filming still…
I’ve been to Sardignia twice, and this little gem pretty much say it all. The people out there love life, and a windsurfer will go out of his way to explain what constitutes the best “Mozarella Di buffalo” in one minute, only to walk to the water in the next minute to do some freestyling, waving or whatever.
I’ve always left the island with a jealous feeling for the locals; Sardignia is a beautiful, beautiful place, and this video captures it really well.
There!