Sano

In 1969, Sano was just a beach - before President Richard Nixon and the Vietnam War came crashing ashore, forcing OZZIE, a young surfer, to fight for his identity, and the place he calls home.

Cast

Michael Scudder

as Ozzie

Nathan Lampl

as Nico

Sophie Hankes

as Malia

Austin Whitsett

as Dallas

Andrew Whitsett

as Marine #1

Jackson Hinkle

as Marine #2

Josh Greene

as Marine Private

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