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October 19, 2006
Aloha students and friends of the Academy for Creative Media. It's that time
of the year!
HAWAI'I INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL
The 2006 Louis Vuitton Hawai'i International Film Festival has opened with
an exciting and expansive selection of films, including six by ACM student
filmmakers and six by ACM-sponsored Chinese students from Shanghai
University in our international Student Media Art (SMART) Exchange program.
This is a tremendous opportunity for ACM students to see how film production
and study is carried out by our partners in China. The Shanghai students
will join us on campus for some of our activities. We should fill the seats
in the theatre for the screening of their films.
Here's a guide to help you plan your HIFF week:
Monday Oct. 23
6:30 pm - Screening of Shanghai University student films at Dole Cannery
Theatres.
8:45 pm - ACM night @ HIFF with six student films at Dole Cannery Theatres.
Including FOLLOW THE LEADER by Ty Sanga; MY FATHER'S STORY by Joelle-Lyn
Satre; EVE by Brian Makanoa; DAO by Jay Hubert; SORE SHOULDERS AND ACHING
JAW by Roger Nakamine; and CHOPSTICKS by Henry Mochida.
Tuesday Oct. 24
7:00 pm - A special night of music videos, including one by ACM students
followed by ACM's Afterparty!! DJ, dancing, fun! at Next Door (43 N. Hotel
St. downtown).
Wednesday Oct. 25
3:00 pm - Kumar Comes to ACM!! Meet Kal Penn, star of HAROLD & KUMAR GO TO
WHITE CASTLE (and soon TO AMSTERDAM), who will conduct a Master Class on
Acting. All students are welcome, so get a seat early for the 3 pm free
screening of HAROLD & KUMAR, followed by a delightful conversation with the
actor. At the UHM Architecture Auditorium.
Thursday Oct. 26
Noon - Justin Lin, director of BETTER LUCK TOMORROW and FAST & FURIOUS:
TOKYO DRIFT, conducts a Master Class on Directing for ACM majors and
selected students.
Friday, Oct. 27
6:30 pm - ACM Director Chris Lee conducts a Conversation with Ken Watanabe
(LAST SAMURAI, MEMOIRS OF A GEISHA), a HIFF special event, at the Dole
Cannery Theatres.
Other special ACM-HIFF events are bubbling below the surface. We'll send out
special notices when they break!
HAWAIINUIAKEA FILM FESTIVAL
In conjunction with HIFF, and co-sponsored by ACM, the Hawaiinuiakea Film
Festival runs Nov. 1 - 4 at the Kamakakuokalani Center for Hawaiian Studies
on the UHM Campus. It will be preceded by a special panel for filmmakers on
Monday, Oct. 23. Here's the calendar:
Monday Oct. 23
11:00 a.m. Panel on "Preparation and Protocols: Filming With People Who
Inhabit Sacred Spaces, Historic Places and Contested Sites." Moderated by
Na'alehu Anthony, the panel will include fellow filmmakers Lisette Flanary,
Vilsoni Hereniko, Leah Kihara, and Hawai'i State Film Commissioner Donne
Dawson. This is a must for student filmmakers working within the values of
our host culture.
Other sponsors for the panel and festival include National Geographic's All
Roads Film Project, Pacific Islanders in Communications, Paliku documentary
films, and the Kamakakuokalani
Center for Hawaiian Studies. In addition to the screenings noted below,
there will be panel discussions each day from 11 am - 12:30 pm on such
topics as screenwriting, funding, and the impact of the media on Hawai'i.
For full schedule, see http://hiff.org/specialscreenings.php
Wednesday, Nov. 1
6:00 pm Traditional Hawaiian Welcome and Reception
7:15 pm Performance - Kamapua'a
8:00 pm Screening - HIV IN HAWAI'I, by Na'alehu Anthony and Leah Kihara
8:30 pm Screening - KA PAPA LO'I 'O KANEWAI, by Mary Tuti Baker
8:45 pm Screening - KIHO'ALU - KEOLA BEAMER, by Kenneth K. Martinez
Thursday, Nov. 2
6:00 pm Pupu and beverages
7:00 pm Screening - NEW PACIFIC DOCUMENTARIES AND SHORTS from Hawai'i,
Rapanui and Guahan by filmmakers Robert Pennebacker, Lurline McGregor,
Sergio Rapu and Alex Munoz
7:15 pm Screening - GUARDING THE FAMILY SILVER by Toby Mills and Moana
Maniapoto (Aotearoa)
8:15 pm Screening - MAMA TERE by Paula Jones (Aotearoa)
Friday, Nov. 3
6:00 pm Pupu and beverages
7:00 pm Screening - ONE NIGHT THE MOON by Rachel Perkins (Australia)
8:00 pm Presentation - By Maori Film Director Taika Waititi
Saturday Nov. 4
2:00 pm Screening - ACM and High School shorts and animation
6:00 pm Pupu and beverages
7:00 pm Screening - PLAINS EMPTY, by Beck Cole (Australia)
7:30 pm Screening - GREEN BUSH, by Warwick Thornton (Australia)
8:00 pm Screening - FIFTH WORLD, by Larry Blackhorse (Navajo Nation). A
Hawai'i premiere and Closing Night Presentation, followed by music and a
closing reception.
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