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alohakanakaluka
Lokahi

USA
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Posted - 09/07/2006 :  09:26:36 AM  Show Profile  Visit alohakanakaluka's Homepage



Pacific Rim Film Festival
Closing Night Benefit Screening


LI'A: The Legacy of a Hawaiian Man

A documentary film by Eddie and Myrna Kamae, Award-winning filmmakers of the Hawaiian Legacy Series. Named One of the Ten Best Documentaries of the Hawaii International Film Festival (First Ten Years).

Wednesday, October 11, 7:00pm
Rio Theatre
1205 Soquel Avenue
Santa Cruz
Admission: $15.00

• Filmmakers Eddie and Myrna Kamae will be here in person.

• Live Hawaiian music before the film with Eddie Kamae and guests.

• Hula dancing with Ladies of Mehana.

• All proceeds benefit the Pacific Rim Film Festival.

• Script by local author James D. Houston.

LI'A: The Legacy of a Hawaiian Man is the first film by filmmakers Eddie and Myrna Kamae. It premiered in November 1988 at the Hawaii International Film Festival, and was the Closing Night Film at the 1989 Pacific Rim Film Festival. This one-hour documentary is about the music of Hawaii. It is also the story of a place, the Big Island's legendary Waipi'o Valley, and a man whose music was nurtured by that place. Born in 1881, Sam Li'a Kalainaina was a man of an older time whose 94 years bridged two centuries and two ways of life.

Li'a's music inspired Eddie Kamae to preserve this man's unique legacy on film. Eighteen years in the making, this was the first film directed by Kamae, a widely respected performer, singer and a musical legend in his own right.

Combining interviews, spectacular scenery, and original songs performed by Eddie's band, The Sons of Hawaii, Li'a is a touching tribute to a gentle-spirited and unforgettable man. As was noted in CINEVUE Magazine (New York, 1990), " . . . the film imparts a deep sense of the traditional Hawaiian balance between the people, their music, and the land. It has the important (and rare) touch of a filmmaker who has taken the time to truly understand his subject."

For more information on the Hawaiian Legacy Series of documentary films by Eddie and Myrna Kamae go to www.hawaiianlegacy.com.

SPONSORED BY THE ALOHA ISLAND GRILLE SANTA CRUZ
FOR MORE INFO ABOUT THIS EVENT:
http://www.pacificrimfilmfestival.com



alohakanakaluka
Lokahi

USA
135 Posts

Posted - 09/08/2006 :  2:25:02 PM  Show Profile  Visit alohakanakaluka's Homepage
Tickets are on sale now here at: The Aloha Island Grille
Just $15!
Get em' while we have them b/c last year we sold out!!!
a hui hou,
Timmy
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alohakanakaluka
Lokahi

USA
135 Posts

Posted - 09/27/2006 :  6:49:16 PM  Show Profile  Visit alohakanakaluka's Homepage
And in case you didn't already know this: Sam Li'a wrote the famous song "Hi'ilawe" about the twin waterfalls of Waipio Valley on the Big Island. This song has inspired so many... Make sure to see this ONLY bay area performance by "Eddie Kamae" as well as this great gift of a movie made by Eddie and Myrna Kamae! History is the key to many of Hawaiian music's secrets... Its not often things like this are available and its not often that Eddie comes out and performs! Come on down to Santa Cruz and show your support. Mahalo,
Timmy
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