SENU
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Senu Madushani was told surfing wasn't for girls. She learned on broken, discarded boards, and became Sri Lanka's first female national surfer. SENU is an intimate portrait of a young woman and her bond with the ocean, and her hope of making the path easier for the girls coming after her. A film by Marianne Skeffington.
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