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First Generation Film

First Generation Film

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Watch the Waterman Movie about the Legendary Duke Kahanamoku

Waterman Movie

This movie is available in theaters plus you can watch it here.

Learn more about the King of Surfing and Olympic Swimming Champion. Understand more about Aloha Leadership and how caring for others makes a huge difference.


 

Aloha Soul Food, A New Film by Lani Cupchoy, Ph.D.

AlohaSoulFood

Merging personal memoir and photojournalism, Aloha Soul Food nostalgically explores decolonial foodways through the family life stories of six Pacific Island women. A transnational story set in Los Angeles, California, the documentary embodies an intergenerational love story to working class women deeply rooted in Hawaii while skillfully examining a century of how they navigated through the Chinese exclusion Acts, the overthrow of the Hawaiian Kingdom, 1960s school cafeterias, the United Public Workers Strike in 1979, and the Women’s Army Core.

The film shows how generations can reclaim identity and historical spaces through recipes while reminding us of the deep ties that bind our families and communities together.

Music: Change is Gonna Come
Vocals - Lani Cupchoy
Guitarist - Joey Quenga

Watch the trailer 


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