5 Elements is a documentary about the most exiting adventures of Thomas Miklautsch, one of the most free-spirited windsurfers ever. This film contains six, both spiritual and physical, windsurfing trips into the remotest areas of our planet. It includes the most extreme windsurfing scenes ever caught on video.

Thomas Miklautsch travels to (and you're reading these correctly) The Amazon, Antarctica, Chile, Argentina, Tierra del Fuego, The Andes, and even...San Francisco, among other places. And in so doing he somehow not only windsurfed some indescribable conditions, but he managed to get it all on film in a National Geographic documentary meets windsurfing sort of way. Simply amazing. This video is a journey unto itself.

"5 elements is definitely the most unique windsurfing video we have ever come across. We can't even categorize it. But if you think that strange description might mean it's not a good video, think again. I've heard comments like it's the best windsurfing video ever produced. And after seeing it, I can see what they're saying. This is an amazing video."
Brian Caserio, Side Off Videos

The world-class cinematography and jaw-dropping scenery is what really sets this film (it's really not a video) apart. You will lose yourself into another world while watching. I can't describe it anymore; you just have to watch it.

Highlights:
Windsurfing beneath the 250 feet high glacier wall of the fantastic Perito Moreno glacier, on forsaken lakes in Argentina, on lagoons higher than 14,000 feet or 4500m in the Atacama Desert, under the Golden Gate Bridge, in the Antarctica, a trip to the Tucano Indigenous Tribe of the Amazon...