The 38th Annual Hawaii International Film Festival begins tonight and runs through Sunday at Waimea Theatre.
The 38th Annual Hawaii International Film Festival begins tonight and runs through Sunday at Waimea Theatre.
The opening night will showcase the 2018 film by Director Na‘alehu Anthony, “Moananuiakea: One Ocean, One People, One Canoe.” It celebrates the Worldwide Voyage of Hokulea. Meet Anthony and enjoy a Hawaiian dinner for $40, and watch the movie at 6:30.
It continues Friday with “Eating Up Easter” at 6:15, and “For Love’s Sake” at 8.
Saturday shows include “First Love” at 1:45, “United Skates” at 4, “Wachigai-Ya Itosato” at 6 and “Fengshui” at 8:15.
Sunday shows are “Voices Behind Barbed Wire” at 1, “Mirai” at 3:15, “This and Nothing Else: Redbull Wa‘a” and “Surfing to Cope” at 5:15, with a finale of “Hanalei Bay” 7.
Ticket prices are $100 for HIFF Kauai Pass and opening night; $75 for HIFF three-day pass; and $10 general admission.
