Deluxe two DVD boxed set edition of this iconic ‘70s landmark of Australian cinema.

Albert Falzon’s masterpiece Morning of the Earth premiered at the Manly Silver Screen in 1972. Featuring stunning surfing sequences from Bali, Angourie, Kirra, Oahu, Maui and elsewhere, the film has been universally acclaimed as perhaps the greatest surfing film ever made. But it is much more than that. Morning of the Earth is not a surfing film. The surfing is just the narrative that
pulls it along.
Exclusive to this boxed set is a 52 page bound book featuring new essays by Toby Creswell (Former Rolling Stone editor), Andrew Kidman (surfer/filmmaker/ musician), Monty Webber (Former Tracks magazine editor) and Steve Kulak (Rolling Stone). Plus Bali observations by Falzon and surfer Stephen Cooney and over 50 photographs of the surfers - both in action and at
rest.
The second DVD, Point of Light was also compiled exclusively for this package. It features 12 stunning short films by Albert Falzon, Monty Webber, Hannah Fraser, David Rastovich, with music by Brian Eno, Talking Heads and others. Recent live concerts of the film’s soundtrack were promoted by Michael Chugg and filled concert halls everywhere it was shown - spawning a renewed interest in the film and the culture is portrays.
Housed in a handsome ‘cigar-box’ style package on recycled-look card - this is a highly desirable and definitive collector’s edition of the landmark Australian film. There may be other, older versions out there, but this new boxed set has superseded them all!

“Morning Of The Earth shows the natural beauty of surfing. It is why it has lasted the way it has.... We were just filming how we lived” - Albert Falzon