Louis Vuitton Hawaii International FIlm Festival 2008

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FINDING ALOHA - THE MOVIE
Phil Waller 2008
Categories: Surf Cinema
Run time: 60 min. | United States | Language: English
Finding Aloha marks a cinematic convergence of body and mind. It contains dynamic action footage, some of the most stunning ever to appear on film, but it is also a testament to the human spirit. Armed with both qualities physical prowess and a gentle heart these adventurous athletes find the key to harmony in the Hawaiian island's. They discover, and nurture, aloha.
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5:30 PM     Fri, Oct 10 Regal Dole Cannery    
7:30 PM     Sun, Oct 19
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director
Phil Waller
 
screenwriter
Phil Waller
executive producer
Dan Moore
producer
Phil Waller
cinematographer
Dan Moore
Erik Ippel
Mike Prickett
Ray Hollowell
Ron Condon
Cast
Dan Moore, Mark Anderson, Layne Beachley, Jimmy Hall, Butch Helemano, Vetea David, Raimana Van Bastolaer
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Rated 2.0/5 Stars
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kellun
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 User Thumbnail A totally Californian perspective with clanging planging jangling alternative music blaring the whole first third of the film. Finally, they got to the aloha part and let us see people with brown hair/eyes/skin who spoke Hawaiian. The action shots in the big waves were often disappointing -- the frames not wide enough to distinguish one enormous wave at Jaws from the next. They did do a good job of connecting us to some fascinating people and an amazing variety of sports.
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NOHO HEWA: THE WRONGFUL OCCUPATION OF HAWAI'I
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