Mad Dogs

Mad Dogs was released on August 1, 2015.

Mad Dogs was directed by Roberto Studart.

Mad Dogs has a runtime of 75m.

Mad Dogs was produced by Eduardo Sampaio, Roberto Studart.

In the late 90's, led by Laird Hamilton and the strapped crew, tow-in surfing conquered Jaws, the heaviest wave in the world, leading to a series of controversies. A few years later, three Brazilian surfers, away from the media hype, decided to challenge the giant waves of Jaws with their bare hands, something unthinkable at the time. After almost killing themselves several times, breaking records after records, they changed the history of big wave surfing and became know as the Mad Dogs.

The key characters in Mad Dogs are Himself (Danilo Couto), Himself (Marcio Freire), Himself (Yuri Soledade).

Mad Dogs is a Documentary film.

Mad Dogs has an audience rating of 8.5 out of 10.

Mad Dogs had a budget of $200K.