A document of the underground movement of urban youth spiking rivers to catch a wave in landlocked Europe.

Munich has it's own man-made Malibu, from surfers so passionate they built their own waves.

The Eisbach is a tributary of the Isar River, which starts where two underground canals in Munich meet under the 19th-century Prinzregentenstrasse bridge.  The shape of the bottom- along with wooden boards wedged into the canal by local surfers-creates a extremely fast and surfable wave that has become the most popular "river-surfing" spot in Europe.