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Ari Mattes, Lecturer in Communications and Media, University of Notre Dame Australia

Following a vision-impaired surfer, The Blind Sea is far from a hero portrait. This is what makes it interesting

Bonsai Films

For a documentary to be successful, it needs to be proficiently made and, more importantly, focus on a subject of interest to the viewer.

Let’s face it: a story about a blind big wave surfer is an awesome subject for a film (surely Hollywood have optioned the rights for the dramatisation?). You’d have to be made of stone not to find something of interest in The Blind Sea, the new documentary from first-time feature film maker Daniel Fenech.

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