Is pro surfing a complete lie? Is modern wave-riding being faked for glory and profit? Is Dane Reynolds actually a robot? With trademark humour and a trend-setting soundtrack, Taylor Steele's latest genre-defining action flick pulls back the curtain on pro surfing's deepest, darkest secrets.

From the chaos of Kerr weaving thru the crowd at his beloved Snapper Rocks, above the lip and tight in the pocket Bali attack, backside punts that leave you disheveled at Macaroni's, massive Barbados pits, getting his fair share at Hawaii's infamous Pipeline and plenty more will get you amped to hit the salt and do some Kerrazy's.

Finally the movie we have all been waiting for! Two and a half years in the making Nobody's Heros, directed by Michael Spencer Taylor (Progression VM Fame) is simply the most revolutionary surf movie since Taylor Steele's 1992 critically acclaimed release Momentum.

For all of its full-rotations and grim ledges towed into by James Catto, Cop It will be forever remembered for the Rusty team miming Chromeo's Needy Girl in the credits. Wearing white sailor suits. So butch!

The new film Full Circle, by Matt Kleiner, documents Josh Kerr's cutting edge surfing evolution, from scrappy Air Show world champion to polished World Tour veteran and creator of Red Bull Airborne.

Rusty Brasil presents its new film, The Crew '08. Starring Léo Neves, Willian Cardoso, Sávio Carneiro, Felipe "Gordo" Cesarano, Yan Guimarães and Nathan Brandi. The video shows the potential of the Brazilian team of one of the most renowned brands in the world, including an insane session of the international team formed by Jamie O'Brien, Kalani Chapmanm Josh Kerr among others, starring incredible scenes that will drive viewers crazy.

From the producers of A Fistful of Barrels comes a new video featuring an entirely new wave. The small town of Arica, Chile hosts the ASP World Tour's Top 44 at Ex Isla Alacrans during the Rip Curl Pro Search Chile. Following hot on the heels of last year's epic sessions at the Mexican pointbreak known only as La Jolla, The Search extends its one-of-a-kind Floating License to South America, where the world's best face-off with one of the most challenging waves to ever host a World Tour event. What started out as a question mark became one of the greatest slab duels ever held, complete with heat-ending injuries and the spectacle of the world's best dry-docked on the shallow Chilean reef, leaving some holding their bandaged heads and others simply shaking theirs at a wave compared to both Pipeline and Teahupo'o for it's ferocity.