Hitimahana is a young woman who embraces life to the fullest with the man she loves and her friends by her side. But an event turned her life upside down. What life is she going to choose?

Hawaiian Soul is the story of George Helm, a talented Hawaiian musician and leader in the 1970's native rights movement, who used his voice to inspire a revolution of consciousness. This short-film shares moments of George's journey into music and activism from childhood to his adult life, right up to the precipice of his leap into protecting Kahoʻolawe, an island used for target bombing practice by the US Navy that eventually put a stop to. This is an origin story of our Hawaiian hero.

This National Park Service film follows a Hawaiian man's love for one of the rarest and most threatened trees in the world. Junior's connection with koa trees on his native island compels him to conserve and honor the spirt of fallen trees that would normally be wasted. His way of using the trees connects him to one of the oldest Hawaiian traditions.

For thousands of years, Hawaiians have told stories of the sacred mountain Mauna Kea, the birthplace of the gods. Now, Mauna Kea finds itself at the center of an unfolding controversy. The Thirty Meter Telescope (TMT) was going to be built on the mountain, its proponents arguing that the summit is one of the best places in the world to see the stars. However, activists set up camp in the road to prevent its construction, arguing that they had to protect their heritage. The clock is ticking and the stalemate can't last forever. But two women, one on each side, feel that they are doing what they must do.

Free diving legend Kimi Werner explores the rich history and culture of the Haenyeo, an iconic and resilient group of free diving women on the Island of Jeju. For centuries the Haenyeo have shattered norms in Korea as working mothers, and Kimi, now eight months pregnant, seeks a deeper understanding of what it means to be both a professional free diver and mother.