After the success of "Surf Adventures - O Filme," the director and producer Roberto Moura met again the major national and international surfers to continue the search for the perfect wave in the most paradise and visited locations in the world. This meeting was "Surf Adventures – A Busca Continua," a documentary that not only follows the first production, but that comes with the busy travel, juggling and the follies of the talent professionals of the sport. And speaking of talent, the cast is full of them. Marcelo Trekinho, Phil Rajzman, Fabio Gouveia and Kelly Slater. This is some of renamed surfers who play countless adventures on the waves of the beaches in Peru, Mexico, Australia, Tahiti, Chile and coastal Rio-Sao Paulo.

Release: 2009
Language: Portuguese (Brazil)
Subtitles: English
Audio Codec: MP3
Audio Bitrate: 113 kbps
Video Codec: XviD
Video Bitrate: 1192 kbps
Resolution: 608x352 
Length: 90 min

On May 1st & 2nd 2005, Teahupo'o roared like never before over two days, and it was completely documented as THE BEST EVER by Blackwater director Tim Bonython. Day One was big grey and very scary and Day Two delivered a day of massive, perfect waves. See the images that went around the world--including amazing footage of a jet ski going over the falls and almost taking off Raimana Van Bastolaer's head! Also, the biggest wave EVER paddled into at Teahupo'o with 2001 World Champ, Globe's CJ Hobgood taking the drop on a monster of a set wave, now etched in Tehaupo'o's history.

There are only a handful of places on the planet – with names like Jaws, Mavericks and Pipeline – where storms generate waves of monstrous proportions. Only a few people possess the skills and courage to challenge Mother Nature’s raw power and ride these towering walls of water. Some of these challenges are successful, others pay the ultimate price. During this winter, some of the largest waves ever recorded are expected to be produced by the El Nino conditions in the Pacific Ocean. This is the story of a small group of surfers and their quest to ride the largest waves ever.