Andy Irons: Kissed by God

Great insights into a great surfer Lots of extended personal video footage Great testimonials by those closest to him A must see for any human being, don't have to be a surf follower to be engrossed in this movie

I was lucky enough to see this film early at the World Premier in NYC. I am a surfer and followed surfing from an early age but up until this film I have never seen a film go into such intimate detail to effectively tell a story about surfing and give an inside look at one of the best surfers in the world and the struggle that he went through behind the scenes. His brother, Bruce Irons, and his wife, Lyndie, do not hold back at all in describing the details of not only Andy's life, but also the life of a professional surfer. This is more than a surf film. It transcends surfing and is a story that everyone should see, as we have all know or have known someone who has dealt with mental illness and addiction.

I grow up as a kid with a family member that had by polar, surfing at that time was the only thing that saved me . So for me this film is close to personal . Andy may you Rest In Peace

This is the best documentary I've seen since Meru came out a few years back. It's increadibly powerful and will show you the highs and lows of Andy's amazing life. It also informs people about the opioid epidemic that is ruining individuals and their loved ones lives.

As a huge Andy Irons fan fiend many years, I have been very sceptical about this docu/film. All I can say is wow, it's just perfect. Never again will you see this personal into a pro surfers life. So many unseen childhood video shows and pictures and stories from his school friends. Bruce and Lindie give the film an emotional feel and really tell the story of Andy's struggle through the years. 10/10 from me