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SIXTH ANNUAL sponsors contents + about our area INNER CIRCLE SPONSORS contents 4 About the Festival 5 Letter from the Director 6 Host Venues and Map 8 Films 30 Waimea Schedule 34 Waimea Breakfast Talks 36 Four Seasons Schedule Four Seasons Breakfast Talks KOHALA COAST 37 38 Guest Speakers and Presentations 75 Artists and Exhibits 91 Thank You to Our Contributors ©Kristie Kosmides MEDIA AND LOCAL SPONSORS about our area The Island of Hawai‘i, known as The these reefs, along with Hawaiian BIG ISLAND Big Island to avoid confusion with the Hawksbill turtles, octopus, eel and TRAVELER state, was formed by five volcanoes to smaller reef sharks. Spinner dolphins become one land mass. The still active come to rest in shallow bays during the Kīlauea sits at the heart of Hawai‘i day, before returning to deeper water Volcanoes National Park, while Mauna to hunt at night. Humpback whales Kea, Mauna Loa and Hualālai tower over frolic along the coast during winter, the Kohala and Kona coastlines, where when the ocean fills with the sound of stark lava fields meet turquoise waters their beautiful song and people watch and multihued sand beaches. The enthralled as they breach or surface gentle slopes of the Kohala Mountains, for air. now volcanically extinct, provide the The town of Waimea, also known as backdrop to the town of Waimea and to Kamuela, sits in the saddle between northern Hawi and Kapa‛au. the dry and green sides of the island, The Kohala Coast is one of the driest nestled into the Kohala Mountains. regions in all of the Hawaiian Islands. The pastoral community is known as FOOD AND BEVERAGE SPONSORS It is an area rich in both Hawaiian much for the paniolo culture that history and sea life, with a relatively lends character to the town, as for the healthy coral reef ecosystem still intact. rainbows that grace the countryside, Gills Tropical fish, many of which are found reflecting the ever-shifting weather LANAI nowhere else in the world, inhabit patterns between rain, mist and sun. Cover artwork ©Sophie Twigg-Smith Teururai 2 WAIMEA OCEAN FILM FESTIVAL experience. environment. culture. www.waimeaoceanfilm.org PROGRAM GUIDE 2016 3 about the festival letter from the director updated for the exhibit this year. ‘Imiloa about the festival aloha! Astronomy Center also joins the festival, hosting a presentation on wayfinding USING THE PROGRAM THEATRE ENTRY Welcome to the 2016 Waimea Ocean with a full-dome star show. All film screenings, presentations and Remember to wear your passes. Festival Film Festival! The 2016 festival offers London filmmaker Tom Mustill brings special events are listed by day and volunteers will open doors for seating a breathtaking lineup of nearly 60 a stunning BBC production, The Bat venue in the festival schedule. Each 15 minutes prior to each show. The films, special guests, coffee talks, Man of Mexico, along with How To Win Breakfast Talk location is presented, theater will be cleared between Q&As, exhibits, receptions and morning the Grand National. Tad Fettig brings along with its description, in the screenings. activities, with many extraordinary guest the PBS series E2, narrated by Brad Pitt Breakfast Talk section of the program. speakers, filmmakers and artists joining and Morgan Freeman, pointing towards us this year. Films are grouped with other films and/ TBAS (TO BE ANNOUNCED) energy solutions; David Holbrooke Greg Stone, PhD, one of the or speakers into film blocks, as shown A certain number of films will be brings The Diplomat about the life and world’s leading authorities on marine in the schedule. When filmmakers will screened as TBAs. The most popular work of his father, Ambassador Richard conservation policy and ocean health be present for discussion after the film; films from the festival will be shown Holbrooke, with a behind-the-scenes issues, speaks after a number of at this time, along with a few films look at international diplomacy; and this is noted by “Q&A.” films in which he is featured, and M. pending at publication. TBA schedules When Voices Meet star Sharon Katz and Sanjayan, PhD, an Emmy nominated HOSPITALITY DESK and special screenings will be posted at producer Marilyn Cohen join the festival news contributor and a favorite festival The Hospitality Desk is located in the the Hospitality Desk starting on Sunday with guitar in hand. speaker, returns to share his coverage Drew Harvell, PhD, Cornell University lobby of the Kahilu Theatre during the morning, Jan 3. Please let our theatre for PBS of Big Blue Live, the first live Waimea portion of the event and in the volunteers know if you have a TBA professor, Kohala Center scientist and television show featuring ocean wildlife. curator of the Blaschka Marine Inverte- foyer of the Ballroom when the festival request. Garrett McNamara, who holds the brates collection, brings A Fragile Legacy, moves to Four Seasons Resort Hualālai. world record for the largest wave surfed, with a look at changes in the ocean today. Passes and programs are available for THE PASS SYSTEM at 78 feet, is here to answers questions Unbranded shares the spectacular story pick-up at the Hospitality Desk at Kahilu The pass system enables the festival to following his film, Nazaré Calling, as well organize a dynamic event that includes of Texas cowboy Ben Masters, who leads Theatre starting 9 am-5 pm Dec 30. as 2015 People’s Choice Winner Behind a string of wild mustangs 3,000 miles films, speakers, presentations, Breakfast Passes may be purchased at the desk, the Lines, which captures his record- from Mexico to Canada and joins the Talks and other activities, plus allows along with other items. The Hospitality winning ride. festival to tell the tale. for rich and complex content, with Desk is available to answer questions Corporate keynote speaker and winner O‘ahu-based filmmaker and former and provide additional information as one aspect woven together with the of the 2010 Mavericks International, Chris Miss Hawai‘i Filipina Maribel Apuya joins the festival progresses. next. While passes are the ideal way Bertish joins the festival from South the festival to answer questions as does to enjoy the festival, remaining seats Africa to answer questions and for a Moloka‘i filmmaker Matt Yamashita, HOURS OF OPERATION for films and presentations will be book signing; and Waimea’s very own, along with part-time Kohala resident AT KAHILU THEATRE opened for individual ticket purchase 15 nine-time world bodyboard champion, John Antonelli. And, HPA graduate Alison Wednesday, Dec 30: 9 am–5 pm minutes prior to each show. For more waterman Mike Stewart appears after the Teal brings an episode from her series, Thursday, Dec 31: 9 am–3 pm information on passes, please talk with showing of Come Hell or High Water. Alison’s Adventures: Maldives. Friday, Jan 1: 9 am–10 pm the Hospitality Desk, visit the website at The Voyager Exhibit debuts photo- The art exhibits and offerings are Saturday, Jan 2: 8 am–10 pm www.waimeaoceanfilm.org, or contact graphs of the 2015 Worldwide Voyage beautiful and Hālau O Po‘ohala, the (WWV), taken by the ‘Ōiwi TV photogra- Sunday, Jan 3: 9 am–10 pm the festival office at 808-854-6095. Solomon-Beamer Hālau, shares hula. A Monday, Jan 4: 9 am–6 pm phers on board, in a down-to-the-wire dynamic and exciting line-up all in all. PATRONS AND SPONSORS printing of this very current exhibit, Mahalo to our festival patrons and HOURS OF OPERATION AT FOUR The festival is made possible through sharing a sense and feel of the voyage, in sponsors who make it possible and to SEASONS BALLROOM FOYER the contribution of patrons and which Hōkūle‘a left the Pacific Ocean for everyone who helps along the way. I hope the first time. Monday, Jan 4: 5 pm-8 pm sponsors and the festival would like to you enjoy. The 8x13-foot world map developed Tuesday, Jan 5: 9 am–8 pm thank these individuals and businesses. in collaboration between the festival Wednesday, Jan 6: 9 am–8 pm Please join us in supporting our festival Mahalo nui loa, and Nā Kālai Wa‘a a few years ago to Thursday, Jan 7: 9 am–8 pm Tania Howard, Founder and Director sponsors. highlight the WWV route and bring to Friday, Jan 8: 9 am–8 pm Waimea Ocean Film Festival life the magnitude of the expedition, is 4 WAIMEA OCEAN FILM FESTIVAL experience. environment. culture. www.waimeaoceanfilm.org PROGRAM GUIDE 2016 5 waimea venues host venues HAWAI‘I PREPARATORY ACADEMY KOHALA COAST Directions to The Fairmont Orchid, Mauna Kea Beach Hotel Hawai‘i from Waimea: Breakfast Talks are scheduled at the • Drive approximately 11 miles down Mauna Kea Beach Hotel each morning Kawaihae Road (Highway 19), until trebuchet 8:15-9:15 am Jan 2-4, with coffee and you reach the T-intersection on your ANNA RANCH light fare provided. A sunrise yoga class hawaii HPA ISAACS left, where the road heads to Kona. ART CENTER PARKER SCHOOL is available to festival pass holders 7-8 THEATRE Turn left to continue on Highway 19. Waimea ‘a and Hilo am Jan 2-4 on the lawn by the lū‘au You are now traveling south, parallel To Mauna Kea Resort, Honoka The Fairmont Orchid, Hawai‘i grounds during this same period. The ā to the ocean on your right. Four Seasons Resort Hual lai Aloha Expressionism exhibit can be • Continue approximately seven miles, Hawaii Preparatory Academy found at the Lloyd Sexton Gallery Jan Gates Performing Arts Center 1-4 and festival artist Christian Enns will past the Mauna Kea Beach Hotel (HPA) entrance, until you see the Mauna Starbuck’s Parker School Theatre | 65-1692 Kohala Mountain Road exhibit his work at Enns Gallery.
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