February 2021
We're pleased to announce our line-up of films for Season 3 of Pacific Pulse, featuring 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,
Editor and producer Lisa Kealohilani Altieri is best known for the documentary features she has edited about Pacific Islander culture and history including Skin Stories, Papa...
Animator Laura Margulies creates by hand using oil paints, watercolors and gouache to create lush moving paintings in motion. From her commissioned works for Sundance and PBS...
Director and producer Marlene Booth had a thirty year filmmaking career in Cambridge, MA before relocating to Honolulu in 2000 and turning her eye toward Hawai‘i...
For half a century Myrna Kamae & Eddie Kamae were partners in life, music and film. Myrna produced and Eddie directed ten films about Hawaiian music, language and...
Writer and director Erin Lau creates emotional narrative films about families and relationships featuring strong women protagonists, including The Moon and the Night and...
Set in rural Hawaiʻi, a Native Hawaiian teenage girl must confront her father after he enters her beloved pet in a dogfight.
Independent filmmaker and hula dancer Lisette Marie Kaualena Flanary creates documentary films that celebrate a modern renaissance of hula and Hawaiian culture. Her film...
Standing Above the Clouds is a story of inter-generational women activists, who call themselves Ku Kia'i Mauna, or guardians of the mountain. The film follows three sets...
A man steals the Hawaiian flag in hopes of raising it when the kingdom is restored.
Waialeʻe, on north shore Oahu, was once a plentiful land supporting a large native population. But through colonization & development, Waialee suffered, used as a site to...
In this short documentary, Emmy Award winning filmmaker, Matt Yamashita, injects himself into a story about the impacts of Covid-19, both on his small island community and in...
After getting into a fight with the class bully Jeff, Raph wanders through the jungles behind his house. He encounters a human figure that resembles the taotaomona, an...
In the face of a global travel shutdown, a Rapanui father living in Minnesota tries to maintain ties to his culture by teaching it to his children.
Like many organizations affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, the Kutturan Chamoru Foundation’s operations have been greatly reduced. To maintain its mission, KCF leaders...
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