Photos From The World Premiere (And Blowout Dance Party) For “Go Easy On The Zambezi”

Last night, the throngs descended on Pacific City, as the door on another day at the Vans US Open slammed shut, one opened for nighttime debauchery, with more than a handful of parties going down in the opulent outdoor Huntington boutique/dining/libation mecca. 

The film won’t drop online for a few weeks, but we were psyched to show our newest production with Vans, “Go Easy on the Zambezi,” starring Mikey February, Harry Bryant, and Dylan Graves on the most critical adventure any of them had ever undertaken: a strike mission deep in the heart of Sub-Saharan Africa, to the Zambezi’s miracle river wave just downstream from Victoria Falls. 

As the sun set, Mikey, Harry, and the film’s directors Sam Moody and Ashton Goggans intro’d the 25-minute adventure flick to the gathered crowd out front of the Bungalow, while a VIP party inside lubricated thoroughly on a top shelf open bar. 

While our recollections of the evening are dusty, we’re glad to have some photographic evidence of the night’s events to put together the pieces. 

While the audio might have sounded like it was being projected from inside the World’s Largest Tin Can, the audience was more than generous enough to listen closely to the film.

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Sam Moody

Stab’s Ashton Goggans, Harry Bryant, and Mikey February (missing: Dylan Graves, who is somewhere off the coast of Alaska surfing glacier waves that wouldn’t budge on schedule).

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Sam Moody

While the crowded family-friendly affair commenced outside, the party inside was just getting wound up…

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Sam Moody

Two Brothers Gudang, Pat and Tanner.

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Sam Moody

It wouldn’t be the US Open these days, without a proper Bungalow blowout.

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Sam Moody

Adam Jara, Grant Ellis, and “Nategeo” Nathan Florence.

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Sam Moody

Harry Bryant and his lovely better half.

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Sam Moody.

Nora Vasconcellos and Hazza, full-send.

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Kevin Jansen