You don't really have to be a surfer to enjoy this well made documentary. For that there are enough splendid nature shots, always nice to watch snowy landscapes when you live somewhere like me where it's always warm. I wouldn't trade it for the world, hate being cold, hate being in the snow, but watching it is something different. At one point they mention that they're almost the only ones to do what they do and that just says it all. You have to be a bit weird to look for this kind of adventure, it's not the kind of surfing I would do if I would surf. When you think about surfing you think about sun and beaches, but never would anybody 'normal' go for the harsh elements they chose to surf. It's well filmed and documented, good cinematography, I only wished they would have shown some pictures they took from the surfer and the Northern Lights.

Endless Summer, but in Iceland. Not since my time living in Canada have I felt so cold.

Some amazing cinematography. The beautiful Icelandic scenery was worth the watch. If I wasn't watching in awe of Iceland, then I was constantly wondering how the surfers were surviving being in the water during such freezing temperatures.

Was kind of inspiring, in that here are a bunch of guys who won't let anything (crazy weather included) get in the way of them pursuing their dreams, doing what they love.

On the flip side, they came across a bit full of themselves, and would've clearly put the lives of innocent people at risk should they have got themselves in trouble, or worse.

12/20/17. While the cinematography was absolutely exquisite, much of the movie was a talky documentary of a photographer who enjoyed capturing out-of-the way wonders as the Northern Lights and surfers catching waves in arctic waters. Only the last 10 minutes is worth watching where surfers do their thing beneath the glimmering wonders of the Northern Lights. And, that part was well worth catching.