"Catherine Bauknight has beautifully captured
a timeless moment in the unending struggle of the Hawaiian
people to restore their Sovereign Nation. Hawaii - A Voice
for Sovereignty is a thought-provoking documentary that
respectfully canvasses their journey, hopes and dreams."
- - Kris Kristofferson
"Hawaii A Voice For Sovereignty"
SCREENING SCHEDULE:
March 14 th : University of Hawaii, Manoa, Honolulu, Spalding
Auditorium," INDIGENOUS WISDOM FILM SERIES by Don
Brown 5:00 PM. Panel : Al Harrington, Polynesian, former
history teacher of Punahou / Stanford Graduate and Hawaiian
National, Leon Siu.
Cost: 5.00
Contact : (808)223-0130
March 17 th: Eastman Kodak Screening Room, Los Angeles,
6:30 PM Reception 7:00 PM Screening
COST: None. This event is open to WIF members only.
RSVP: Candace Bowen, Chair, at candace@malibuonline.com
(310) 457-8664
The Independent Film Series
The Eastman Kodak Screening Room
6700 Santa Monica Blvd. (corner of Las Palmas)
Hollywood, CA 90038
April 3rd: Pasadena Convention Center, Pasadena, CA
3:00 PM Opening Welcoming and Ceremony by AUNTIE GERIi
KUHIA and HULA HALAU NA HUA 'O MAILE, 3:30 PM Screening
3:30 PM Screening
5:oo PM Panel
Cost : 5.00
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Screening of Hawaii A Voice For Sovereignty,
Pasadena Convention Center, Sat. Apr. 3, 3:00 Opening
Panel 5:00 Includes:
Addie Rolnick - Critical Race Studies Law Fellow, UCLA
School of Law.
Leon Siu from Hawaii. Leon Siu - Astute analyst and strategist
in the Hawaiian political arena. Received national awards
and recognition for his work in affecting public policy.
'Ehu Kekahu Cardwell -The Koani Foundation
Christen Marquez - Filmmaker
Arnie Saiki- Project Director, 'Imi Pono Projects
Actor Al Harrington and awarded Ambassador to Maui
says
" Hawaii A Voice for Sovereignty, the documentary,
is like having Queen Liliuokalani re-appearing in Washington,
D.C. in 2009 with all her thousands of people that signed
the petitions protesting the overthrow of their monarchy
and the proposed 1898 annexation. I can hear them shouting
to the U.S. congress, "we are still here asking and
hoping for justice and equity and he also addsHawaii
A Voice for Sovereignty allows the grassroots people of
the "host culture" of Hawaii to express their
need for acknowledgment and respect for their contribution
in making Hawaii what it is today and what it can be tomorrow.
Imua Hawaii Imua. We the people of the 'host culture'
are still here ''