In the Sea You'll Find Me is a real-life story about a Paddle-Out for an extraordinary young surfer named Walter Caloca who had two great passions in life: surfing and the protection of the ocean.

   The Paddle-Out is an ancient Polynesian ritual performed to send off surfers to the eternal rest between the waves. The ceremony is surfers  equivalent of a funeral. 

   This inspiring heartwarming documentary illustrates the sacredness of Paddle-Outs, which have provided healing and closure to surfers and non-surfers alike, as witnessed recently with the losses of Andy Irons 

and Sion Milosky. 

   

   In the Sea You'll Find Me is a lyrical reminder of the healing power of surfing. We can always connect with our friends in nature - in the sea, in every wave, in every barrel. 

  As the first surfing documentary about a Paddle-Out, In the Sea You'll Find Me will attract audiences from around the world and be of international film festival quality. 

  

   The film, directed by the talented filmmaker and artist Esperanza Hill (aka Chuchie), a native of Palma de Mallorca, Spain, and citizen of England. Esperanzas creative work has been awarded and recognized 

around the world, as well as recently accepted into the Ocean Artists Society. 

   The proceeds generated from the completed film will be donated to benefit environmental programs that promote the preservation of surf breaks in California and Baja California, and provide young surfers with lessons and tournaments along these coasts through our non-profit organization In the Sea productions. 

   

  Your valued support would help us complete this and share with the world such a touching story. 

 

IN THE SEA productions