Watch Unstoppable: The Movie

About The Film

Unstoppable takes the viewer on an incredible journey as a girl becomes a woman and a resilient athlete rises to the top her game against all odds, becoming one of the leading professional surfers in the world. From chasing her toddler, to chasing the biggest waves, Bethany is continuously rewriting the rules by living an Unstoppable life, and brings new meaning to the phrase “surfs like a girl.”

Filmmaker Aaron Lieber weaves intimate observational footage of Hamilton and her family, archival footage of the surfer as a young woman, and gorgeous ocean wave panoramas into a heroic tale of bravery, perseverance, athleticism, and hope.

I loved Soul Surfer, but this is the real me.

-Bethany Hamilton

Born into a family of surfers in Kauai, Bethany Hamilton began surfing competitively at eight years old. In 2003, at age 13, she was out surfing when she was attacked by a 15-foot tiger shark, a run-in that cost her her left arm. But not only did she survive the attack—she was back on the competitive circuit just a year later. More than a decade later, Hamilton undertakes the greatest challenges of her life.

Awards:

• Hawaii International Film Festival — Made In Hawaii: Best Feature
• San Luis Obispo Film Festival — Audience Award: Best Documentary Feature
• 2018 Surfer Poll — WOMEN’S BEST PERFORMANCE: Bethany Hamilton in “Unstoppable”

Want a peek at some of the places where the movie was shot? Then check out my book Be Unstoppable, available online and wherever books are sold.

FAQs

Where can I order a DVD?
DVDs are now available at:

Amazon.com,
BarnesandNoble.com
BestBuy.com
WalMart

Is it only available in the United States?
No! The film is available in some form in most major countries. Search iTunes, Amazon Instant Video, the English version of Netflix, or any other platform you use.

Can I bring the film to my town, church, event?
Yes! Please contact ES Motion Pictures or Freestyle Digital Media for exhibition license rates.

Do you have Resources for Churches or Youth Groups?
Yes! Enter your info to download the film’s youthworker materials here.