The “Cabeibusha, the Curly Gem” documentary is coming out in October 2015 and it features 9 times Windsurfing Worldchampion Sarah-Quita Offringa from Aruba. Sarah-Quita and broken bloke Production have been working hard since 8 months and now they are proud to present the trailer for the documentary. The movie will have its premier show during the PWA World Cup on Sylt/Germany.

Sarah-Quita Offringa told us: “We talked about doing something together almost 2 years ago. Now after 8 months working together, Julian and I have finished most of the filming for Cabeibusha and are finalizing the project. I never imagined so much time and effort would go into making such a movie. I’ve done a couple of photoshoots here and there. Smiling and taking pictures for the camera is not a problem for me. It’s a snapshot in time. You’re allowed to crash. Filming is a whole other ballgame though. Going as big as possible and landing your moves becomes more important.Then, put Julian behind the camera, and things become interesting. Working with somebody that strictly strives for perfection was a real challenge for me. Julian is an artist and thinks really big. It took me some time to get used to that. Seeing the images now I understand his mentality and what he was working towards too. All in all I just had to windsurf. He was the mastermind behind everything else. Filming, choosing the locations, getting the right angles etc. So I’m only grateful I could work with him. For this movie we aimed to show the lifestyle of a windsurfer. Explore Australia and Iceland with us. See what my homespot Aruba looks like, and find out what the PWA tour life is like. Yes we wanted to have great action but thought the storyline was also important. We’ve had so much input and help from everyone at the places we’ve been too. I just wanted to thank them all for the willingness to help us out until now.Also for everybody contributing on our indiegogo page. Getting this support feels great! For now, you can see our adventure of the past 8 months in this trailer of Cabeibusha. Actually Cabeibusha was a name my dad invented for me and has been a nickname since I was about twelve. It’s in papiamento and means something along the lines of either curly, messy or bushy hair hehe. And now enjoy the trailer!”

Julian Robinet, broken bloke Production: “I think Sarah-Quita summed up the project really nice. It’s a great pleasure to have the opportunity to work with her and I’m sure that the effort is worth it. Like Sarah-Quita I’m really happy about the support we get from all sides for this movie. I’m excited to present the full movie during the Worldcup in Sylt.”

Cabeibusha, the Curly Gem – Trailer

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