Photojournalist Catherine Bauknight’s documentary, "Hawaii — A Voice for Sovereignty," will premiere Feb. 29 in Hollywood.The 10-minute short spotlights Hawaiians’ efforts to preserve their ancestral islands and social, economic, and ecological issues that have developed in Hawaii Narration for the film will be supplied by Al Harrington of "Hawaii Five-O."
"Hawaii — A Voice for Sovereignty" was selected from among 1,000 submissions to premiere at the Maui Film Festival last June. The premiere includes a luau, a private screening of the documentary short, a surfing exhibit by Mark Kahanamoku, grandson of Duke Kahanamoku, on-site lei-making and Hawaiian-themed food. For those of you in California looking for a Hawaii fix - you can purchase tickets for the screening at www.catherinebauknight.com.
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February 20th, 2008
All I knew was that I had to be at Manoa Elementary School. When I arrived the school was full of people in multiple lines twisting back thru the schoolyard. My guess was that there were at least 3,000 people. I ran into many friends and old acquaintances, it was turning into a neighborhood block party.
Under a bright full moon, I saw volunteers, young people, grandpas, some of my neighbors and children playing. The energy was exciting as we all stood unified, waiting to cast our vote and participate in what would be a caucus record turnout of over 37,000 votes.
While my friends and I voted differently, we all came to the same conclusion. It is exciting to have people from all walks of life and ages turning out to be part of the political process here in Hawaii. Either way you slice it, Clinton or Obama, people showed up wanting to be counted, hoping to make a difference. (Posted & Photo CM)
February 20th, 2008