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Special Film Screenings at Hilo Palace Theater!

  • Writer: HWF Staff
    HWF Staff
  • 24 hours ago
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The Historic Palace Theater in Hilo, Hawaii, built in 1925.
The Historic Palace Theater in Hilo, Hawaii, built in 1925.

We're bringing the Women of Wonders Film Festival and the feature film Kōkā to the Historic Palace Theater in Hilo on Saturday, August 22 and Sunday, August 23!


Hawaiʻi Women in Filmmaking is rooted in the people who support us, and now our community is in need. This weekend, 50% of ticket sales from all HWF screenings will support Hurricane Lala relief efforts on Hawaiʻi Island.


SHOWTIMES:


Saturday, August 22

WoW Shorts Part One : Dusk @ 3pm

KŌKĀ @ 7pm


Sunday, August 23

WoW Shorts Part Tow : Luminous @ 3pm

KŌKĀ @ 7pm



KŌKĀ is a powerful relationship drama following Māori elder Hamo (Hinetu Dell) and local delinquent Jo (Darneen Christian) who form an unlikely bond on a road trip in a Ford Falcon. Together they confront past traumas and each face their demons, their shared path becomes a journey of healing, community, and reconciliation.




Impossible Image by Karen Pearlman,

Walking at Night by ZIYU XIA

Traces by Elif Demiroğlu

Run by Hanissa Kartika

‘It’s An Issue of Freedom’: Women Share Their Abortion Stories by Christina Anderson

Sunday by Eva Weitzman-Stangel

On My Honour by Kailey Holbrook

Ouais. by Della Miranda

Soliloquy by Naomi Amante

The Beneath by Lisette Vlassak

She’s Gone Away by Kai Brown

My Voice & Me by Carolina Takagi

Ya Hanouni by Lyna Tadount, Sofian Chouaib

Astral by Judith Ordonneau




Home Is a Feeling by Ryah SM King

DACA In Their Voices by Karime Rodriguez

Wireless by Nina Mégroz

Ke Kino Lua by Eve Davidson

Mix Matched Socks by Nikki Page

Sonny’s Summer Day by Crystal Perez

From Mother, with Love by Gabrielle Wood

Pros and Cons of Daydreaming by Lorena López

The Timekeeper by Chenchen Zhou

The Pirate by Ruth Carnegie

Just a Girl and Her Super 8 by Maya Sunshine Pacheco Bernardo

Queer Up the Details by Anna Rose Ii-Epstein

Not Alone by Cameryn Koike


 
 

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