Anyone who likes radical videos, with strong images and a heavy soundtrack will love the new production by Hollyweird, producer of the irreverent brand Weird. According to producers Santiago Roig and Etam Paese, Mislanded, The Air Disaster is a slap in the face of the sameness found in many films available on the market and brings a lot of action, as well as a disturbed view of the world. The film features experts in aerial maneuvers such as Fábio Mr. Burns, Etam Paese, Rodrigo “Generik”, Heitor Alves, Marcelo Trekinho, and foreigners like Joe Crimo and Christian Fletcher, in a frenetic mix of disaster and fun that includes scenes with beggars, parties, plane crashes, among other oddities. The soundtrack features bands such as Motorhead, Alexisonfire, Silvestein among others.

The idea of ​​the name "FoQUE!iu! Fala que eh nois!" comes from the English expression Fuck-you, Brazilianizing the vulgar expression to praise the performance of Brazilian surfers and represent the content of the film's images, and Fala que é Nós! it is so that no one forgets who is responsible for this. To keep the line of always showing what the best athletes of the new Brazilian generation are doing in the water, this year's highlight is the new maneuver executed with perfection by Marcos Sifu, specialist in aerials and show man. He presents the Kerrupt Flip to the public, a maneuver invented by surfer Josh Kerr and still little explored in the world. Sifu is the first Brazilian to perform the trick and was praised by international surfers, including the creator of the trick: (This was the most perfect Kerrupt flip I've ever seen!).

"Musse The Movie" is full of high performance surfing starring some of the best surfers in Brazil, highlighting Neco Padaratz, Fabio Gouveia, Jean da Silva, Willian Cardoso, Tiago Bianchini, Tomas Hermes, Mickey Bernardoni, Petterson Thomaz, Heitor Alves, Caetano Vargas and Rafael Imhof among others destroying, making fun of and enjoying the best Beach Breaks in Brazil and some beaches around the world. "Musse The Movie" has approximately 40 minutes, edited in a nervous and frenetic language, focusing on modern maneuvers accompanied by a heavy and consistent soundtrack.