Culterix
Modern Hawaii
This film portrays Hawaii as a multifaceted American territory, far more than just a tourist destination with picturesque beaches and palm trees. It describes Hawaii as a group of volcanic islands in the Pacific, serving as a crucial crossroads for shipping and air travel between North America, Asia, and Australia. The film highlights Hawaii's fertile soil, conducive to agriculture, with major crops being sugar cane and pineapples, cultivated historically by a significant Asian workforce. Cities like Honolulu are presented as modern, diverse urban centers blending various cultures, including the native Hawaiian heritage. The film also notes Hawaii's strategic importance, with historical sites like Pearl Harbor, emphasizing its unique combination of cultural richness, economic vitality, and historical significance.
The Women and the Waves
Lava Land - Glowing Hawaii
Pele's Appeal
Under a Jarvis Moon
Moananuiākea: One Ocean, One People, One Canoe
Back to the Roots
Visions in the Dark: The Life of Pinky Thompson
Out of State