March 2024
We're pleased to present Season 5 of Pacific Pulse, featuring 22 episodes premiering each Thursday starting March 7, 2024. The season begins with all episodes of Season 4 of Reel Wāhine of Hawai’i — premiering in March to celebrate Women’s History Month.
These films will be available year-round and will complement our broadcast series,
The Reel Wāhine of Hawai'i short film series chronicles talented and pioneering women filmmakers who tell Hawaii stories uniquely through a camera lens. Leanne K. Ferrer...
The Reel Wāhine of Hawai'i short film series chronicles talented and pioneering women filmmakers who tell Hawaii stories uniquely through a camera lens. Shaneika is an...
The Reel Wāhine of Hawai'i short film series chronicles talented and pioneering women filmmakers who tell Hawai‘i stories uniquely through a camera lens....
The Reel Wāhine of Hawai'i short film series chronicles talented and pioneering women filmmakers who tell Hawai‘i stories uniquely through a camera lens. Jana...
The Reel Wāhine of Hawai'i short film series chronicles talented and pioneering women filmmakers who tell Hawai‘i stories uniquely through a camera lens. Stephanie...
The Reel Wāhine of Hawai'i short film series chronicles talented and pioneering women filmmakers who tell Hawaii stories uniquely through a camera lens. Anne Marie Kirk...
Snuggled deep within Hawai'i's forests, the tiniest of creatures faces a vital battle against extinction.
Guam’s only living Master blacksmith shares the importance of his craft to daily life in the past and tries to find a place for it in a modern landscape.
Five friends caught in the middle of a scandal in 1930s Oahu must consider their future and their families as they weigh the dire consequences of inaction versus action.
A cursed prince becomes an eel. To go back to being human, he needs to conquer the love of a beautiful woman. Inspired in a polynesian myth
The grassroots movement Niu Now works to restore the sacred niu, or coconut, as a fundamental food crop in Hawai‘i.
On the brink of eviction, a Hawaiian woman named Anela is hired by a mysterious sculptor to retrieve stones from a riverbed deep in the forests of northern O‘ahu.
A lowly, soft-spoken janitor works in Waikīkī, surrounded by speedy Japanese, overweight Americans, and displaced Hawaiians. To keep from going insane, he channels his...
With his island at risk from industrial tourism and environmental degradation, a boy travels back in time to reconnect with his ancestors.
A Hawaiian War Veteran grapples with the struggles of growing older and the nightmares of his past until one night he hears a familiar voice calling him from the beach,...
Last Hawaiian Sugar is a short drama set on the final remaining sugar cane plantation on Maui. Noe, a mixed-race/Samoan, eleven-year-old girl, is the product of this...
Jessica Nangauta, CHamoru lanchera/farmer, speaks about the cultural importance of farming, as well as the importance of supporting local farmers in Guåhan.
Alea Rosario Dugan, CHamoru archaeologist and cultural practitioner, speaks about her work as an archaeologist, acknowledging issues in archaeological practices in Guam, and...
Cultural practitioner, Aʻiaʻi Bello, leads a group of women on Maui to create kapa for unearthed iwi kūpuna (skeletal remains)
Against the backdrop of the 1970s native rights movement, George Helm, a young Hawaiian activist and musician must gain the support of kūpuna (community elders)...
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