"A Common Thread" is an action documentary showcasing the lives and talents of a diverse group of surfers throughout the world..

This is one of those surfing videos that captures life and times of surfers By COLLEEN MARSHALL/ West Hawaii Today Straddling their boards scattered across the blue - green waters, surfers look toward the horizon, awaiting the swell that will become the ideal wave, their next great ride.

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.

Shrink Jeremy Koreski's most recent video project. Off the map on Canada's Clayoquot coast,
 storm swells surge onto the reefs and beaches of Vancouver Island. Heavy weather,
heavy seas, heavy wildlife and some of the world's most fugureisting surfing in the
world's most primordial landscape. The sequel to Numb, the second surf film from Jeremy
Koreski is an in-depth look at the surfers who call this place their home. Peter Devries,
 Raph Bruhwiler, Sepp Bruhwiler and friends living the life in waves and water that make
the toughest men shrink.