Sundance Institute’s Native Filmmakers Lab is helping indigenous filmmakers re-shape Hawai‘i’s cinematic arc.
"We saw 10-feet-diameter trees, 100 feet tall, dropping like toothpicks."
There is a house in Mānoa Valley that doubles as the only mosque in all of Hawai‘i. Meet four of its members.
It’s the middle of a Tuesday, and Christopher Kahunahana orders another round of drinks ...
Why being bitten by a shark was the best thing that's ever happened to surfer Mike Coots.
Inspired by a creation chant and an image of the once unseeable, astronomers and a Hawaiian language expert named one of history’s most captivating discoveries.
Sitting in that special Friday night movie dark we are invisible, enraptured, and suspended between a layer of buttery grime and over-conditioned air. In the age of bedside Netflix, let's hold onto that movie theater magic.