INDEX
1. A BIG ROUND OF
APPLAUSE TO WIFT AWARDS 2006 WINNERS
2. NEW CHAIR APPOINTED TO WOMEN IN
FILM & TELEVISION INTERNATIONAL
3.
WOMEN IN FILM AND TELEVISION -
EVENTS
4. NZ ACTORS EQUITY
PRESENTS CAMEO @ PARAMOUNT: THE STARS OUT OF THE BLUE
5. WAIROA MAORI FILM FESTIVAL, LABOUR WEEKEND
6.
FILM ARCHIVE EXHIBITION SPACE PREVIEWS AN INSTALLATION BY BRITT
BUNKLEY
NEWS
7. “FRAMING MAORI”
DOCUMENTARY ON TV1 THIS SATURDAY
8. THE
9. TICKETS TO QANTAS
TELEVISION AWARDS NOW ON
10. CALL FOR ENTRIES
REMINDER:
11. CALL FOR ENTRIES
REMINDER: WET WEST FILM FESTIVAL
12.
13. CALL FOR ENTRIES:
12TH SXSW FILM FESTIVAL
14. CALL FOR ENTRIES:
BERLINALE TALENT CAMPUS
15. THE SCREEN
16. CONGRATULATIONS
TO “GLENIS GILES AND HER TEAM ON QTV WINNING THE TUANZ EDUCATION
AWARD.
17. NOMINATE 2006'S
SPADA/ONFILM INDUSTRY CHAMPION NOW
18. CALLING FOR NOMINATIONS
FOR 2006'S SPADA INDEPENDENT PRODUCER OF
THE YEAR
19. ADVERTISING IN
THE NOVEMBER ISSUE OF ONFILM – DISTRIBUTED
AT SPADA CONFERENCE
20. SIONE’S WEDDING
GOES STATESIDE
21. FREE SEMINAR
– EDITING WITH APPLE FINAL CUT STUDIO AND
SONY’S XDCAM HD SYSTEM
22. NO-BUDGET NZ
FILM WINS BEST FOREIGN FILM AWARD
23. FLIGHT OF THE
CONCHORDS: A TEXAN ODYSSEY SCREENS TONIGHT
ON TV3
24. FILM AND SCREENPLAY
SUBMISSION DEADLINES EXTENDED
25. THE GREATEST
LINE IN KIWI FILM
26. SITUATIONS VACANT
– EXPERIENCED TAPE EDITOR FOR EXECAM
27. SITUATION VACANT
– NZFC ACCOUNTS ASSISTANT
28. OUT OF THE BLUE
REVIEWS AND INTERVIEWS
29. CALL FOR ENTRIES
TO INDIAN SHORT FILM FEST
30. FILM
OTHER
NEWS
31. SITUATIONS VACANT:
EXHIBITIONS MANAGER AT THE CORBAN ESTATE ARTS CENTRE
32. SCHOOL STUDENTS
TAKE AT
1. A
BIG ROUND OF APPLAUSE TO WIFT AWARDS 2006 WINNERS
Unsung Heroine of the
Mairi Gunn.
Outstanding Contribution to the
Chole Smith
TV3/C4 Award for Success in
Rachel Lang
Touchdown Productions Woman to Watch/Emerging Producer Award
Gemma Gracewood
South pacific Pictures International Acheivement in Feature
Film
Ngila Dickson
For more information
WIFT
Tel: 09 378 7271
2. NEW CHAIR APPOINTED
TO WOMEN IN FILM & TELEVISION INTERNATIONAL
VANCOUVER, BC – Women in Film & Video Vancouver is pleased
to announce that Eileen Hoeter, a former President of WIFVV
was appointed the new Chair of Women in Film & Television
International (WIFT-I)
“I am honoured to follow in the footsteps of the many other
great chairs of Women in Film International.” Hoeter enthuses. “Over
the next year, Women in Film chapters from around the world
will be brought together to form an even stronger bond amongst
themselves and reach out to help each and every chapter.”
WIFTI
Women In Film & Television International is a global network
comprised of some 37 Women In Film chapters worldwide, of which
Women in Film & Video Vancouver is pleased to be a member, with
over 10,000 members dedicated to advancing professional development
and achievement for women working in all areas of film, video,
and other screen-based media.
“We’re so proud to be part of WIFT-I,” says Sophie McGarry,
President of Women in Film & Video Vancouver. “With
Eileen as the new Chair, our
WIFTI OBJECTIVES:
• Enhance the international visibility of women in the
entertainment industry;
• Facilitate and encourage communication and cooperation
internationally;
• Develop bold international projects and initiatives;
• Stimulate professional development and global networking
opportunities for women;
• Promote and support chapter development;
• Celebrate the achievements of women in all areas of
the industry;
• Encourage diverse and positive representation of women
in screen-based media worldwide.
I have been involved with WIFVV and have seen it grow to become
the 6th largest chapter in the world.’ says Hoeter. “In these
times there is a need for women to connect and a real need
for solidarity. As an international board chair, my hope is
to accomplish the many tasks needed to be implemented”
For full information on Women in Film & Television International
visit www.wifti.org
3. WOMEN IN FILM AND TELEVISION -
Women in Film and Television –
“We are truly inspired by the exceptional talent that we are
honouring this year,” said Sue Sheridan, Executive Director
of WIFT-T. “The Crystal Awards continue to be an important
industry event, attended by leaders in film and television,
and government and business. We salute this year’s winners
and thank all of our valued partners and sponsors as we look
forward to another memorable celebration.”
The WIFT-T 2006 Crystal Award winners, selected by an independent
jury of Crystal Award alumni, are:
Outstanding Achievement Award, presented in association with
CanWest MediaWorks
Christina Jennings
Chair and Co-CEO of Shaftesbury Films Inc.
Creative Excellence Award
Jennifer Baichwal
Director, Producer
Phyllis Switzer Mentorship Award, presented in association
with CHUM Limited
Karen Gelbart
Senior Vice President, Content, Lifestyle Channels,
Alliance Atlantis Communications Inc.
Crystal Jury Award, presented in association with NBC Universal
Jeanne Beker
Host and Segment Producer, FT-Fashion Television
and Fashion Television Channel
The 2006 Crystal Awards will also include presentations of
the WIFT-T mentorship awards: the Kodak New Vision
Fellowship, the CBC Canadian Reflections Award, the
Alliance Atlantis Diversity in Broadcasting Internship, and
the Quebecor BANFF Mentorship Award.
For more information, please contact:
Women in Film and Television –
416-322-3430 ext. 221 or wift@wift.com
www.wift.com
www.canadianfilmmaker.com
4.
NZ ACTORS EQUITY PRESENTS CAMEO @ PARAMOUNT: THE STARS OUT
OF THE BLUE
Tuesday 24 October, 6pm
The Stars of Out Of The Blue
6.00pm-7.30pm Bergman Theatre,
Drinks to follow
Director, Robert Sarkies; writer, Graeme Tetley and lead actor,
Matt Sunderland talk this month about taking their new controversial
film about the Aramoana tragedy Out Of The Blue, from the page
to the soundstage and beyond.
This is an exclusive opportunity to get face to face with
the filmakers as the film itself is being released. This is
a first for us at Cameo @ Paramount. And given that our
last Cameo not only sold out but we turned 20 people away...
we would suggest you pre-purchase your tickets early to avoid
missing out on this one.
Come, be a part of the magic! Pre-purchase tickets now
at
Barbara Woods
NZ Actors Equity,
msbarbarella@hotmail.com
Cell: (0275) 487 053
5.
WAIROA MAORI FILM FESTIVAL, LABOUR WEEKEND
The Wairoa Maori Film Festival 2006 Official Festival Programme
is now available online to download, review and print out.
Check it out now!
The festival programme is available by clicking on
"Festival Programme" on the following page: http://www.manawairoa.com/fest2006/home2006.htm
Wairoa Maori Film Festival ~ Sun & Culture On The East
Coast Labour Weekend 20th to 23rd October 2006, Wairoa Aotearoa
New Zealand www.manawairoa.com
The Official Festival Office opens adjacent to the Gaiety
Cinema, Marine Parade, Wairoa, on Thursday 19th October and
operates throughout the festival. The Festival Office will
offer advance sales only and film-maker registration for those
presenting their works at the festival.
6.
FILM ARCHIVE EXHIBITION SPACE PREVIEWS AN INSTALLATION
BY BRITT BUNKLEY
1st floor,
'Rural Vignettes'
An installation by Britt Bunkley
16 September - 31 October
11am - 5pm Monday - Friday
11am - 4pm Saturday
FREE ADMISSION
PREVIEW: Friday 15 September, 6pm
With generous support from SAMSUNG & MAGNUM MAC
For more information please visit the Film Archive website: http://www.filmarchive.org.nz/
7. “FRAMING
MAORI” DOCUMENTARY ON TV1 THIS SATURDAY
TV One, Saturday 21st October 0930am
A half hour documentary in the “He
Matapaki” series: Journalist Tere Harrison turns the camera
on television news-makers in her personal evaluation of mainstream
reporting of Maori issues.
When custodians of Te Tii Marae issued a media ban during
the 2004 Waitangi commemorations, it highlighted the level
of cynicism among many Maori toward the media and it’s ability
to report Maori issues. Kaumatua of Te Tii accused the
media of fuelling confrontation and expressed little faith
in the media to provide an accurate portrayal of the days events.
Seventy percent of New Zealanders cite television news as their
main source of information, and the media has significant potential
to impact on race relations in
Tere Harrison is an experienced Maori journalist with some
serious concerns about the reporting of Maori issues in
In the half hour programme Tere talks to media commentators
and turns the camera on news makers.
The premise of this evaluative documentary is that, despite
a veneer of objectivity, news reporting is, in fact, unavoidably
subjective - informed by newsmakers’ personal backgrounds:
their cultural perspectives, their knowledge base, their experiences
and opinions. The documentary therefore challenges notions
of journalistic objectivity and is openly subjective in a manner
rarely seen on
FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT:
PRODUCER: Kay Ellmers
8. THE
The New Zealand Screen Council is proud to present
a two day workshop that provides business training, specifically
tailored for sole traders, independent contractors, partnerships
and small companies working in the screen production sector,
giving them the tools to run and to grow sustainable, profitable
businesses.
Course outline:
Give your screen business a competitive edge by attending
this popular, and fully funded (free to you) Enterprise Training
Workshop.
Previous participants have enjoyed the wide range of
topics and the opportunity to share their own specific situations
with others in the same industry. They also enjoyed the
interactive nature of the workshop and having the opportunity
to ask questions that will directly assist in improving their
own business and management performance.
COURSE LOCATIONS AND TIMES
Car-parking will be available.
Course dates and locations will be provided for
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
The Business Workshop is designed for individuals that
are currently working in the industry. It is pitched
at all sectors of the industry and applications are invited
from actors, crew members, directors, producers and writers
alike. It is part of the New Zealand Screen Council’s
business training initiatives, which have included, Enterprise
Tasman and ScreenBiz and will include marketing
training with the Australian Film, Television and
There is NO COURSE FEE. The course is fully funded
as part of New Zealand Trade and
Spaces are limited so applicants are asked to register
as soon as possible. A registration form is attached
to this email. All information collected by the Screen
Council and its training providers will be held in the strictest
confidence.
If you are interested in attending, please complete
the attached registration form and fax it to (09) 914 7882.
Applications close on:
30th October for the 7th November
course; and
22nd November for the 6th of
December course.
Successful applicants will be notified by:
1st of November for the 7th November
course; and
29th of November for the 6th December
course.
For further information on the course or if you have
any enquiries please contact:
Rose McLellan
WHK Gosling Chapman
Ph: (09) 968 8555
Email: rose.mclellan@whkgoslingchapman.com
9. TICKETS
TO QANTAS TELEVISION AWARDS NOW ON
SALE
Be in to buy your ticket for the Awards night on Saturday
18 November at the Aotea Centre in
10. CALL
FOR ENTRIES REMINDER:
CANTERBURY
SHORT FILM FESTIVAL
The Belladonna Film Trust is calling for entries to its 2007
short film festival. Held annually in July, the event occurs
over three nights in the Philip Carter Family Auditorium of
the
The festival showcases a variety of works ranging from documentaries,
media art and experimental works to narrative and dance films.
Seminars that explore topics related to filmmaking and cinema
appreciation are offered prior to each screening session.
The Festival provides
There is no admission fee to enter a film, the event is non-competitive
and the focus is on showcasing the works for the public. So
if you have a recent short film work then consider submitting
it to our festival.
Entry forms can be downloaded in PDF form from our website
at http://www.belladonna.org.nz all films must be the work
of a
For more information, email - festival07@belladonna.org.nz
11. CALL
FOR ENTRIES REMINDER: WET WEST FILM FESTIVAL
Hokitika’s third annual film festival, the Wet West Film Festival
is now open for entries for the 2007 event. This year,
the organisers are calling for both the emerging and well established
“All films must refer to the Festival theme of water, but
can add imagination to that, using it in any of its forms,
we’d even get the link with a desert film! It’s not so
much about limiting story types, as focussing the story telling,”
says Jo Kearns, co festival director.
Competing films enter into the categories of Adventure and Expedition,
Culture and Environment, Best Adrenaline Film, Best Short Film
and Best Amateur Film. Also, the audience votes for the People’s
Choice Award, while the panel of judges decide on the Judge’s Choice. All
winners receive a unique, sculpted trophie by award winner carver
James Washer, using local materials such as pounamu, native timber
and ardulite.
Entries are welcome from now until 31 October with all details
and entry forms available on the website.
The four days of screening runs from 4th- 7th January, with
between 40 and 50 films hitting two big screens in Hokitika,
one at the grand old Regent Theatre (seating 350) and the other
the wonderful leather lounge style DVD theatre the Crooked
Mile (seating an intimate 30). For all Wet West Film
Festival info see www.wetwestfilmfest.com
12.
NEW ZEALAND
FILMMAKERS INVITED TO APPLY FOR AUSTRALIAN FILM LAB
The IndiVision Project Lab is a high-level professional workshop
for six to eight creative teams, with leading local and international
advisers on script, performance, cinematic storytelling, and
production. Designed to inspire innovative approaches to low-budget
feature filmmaking, the lab emphasises the importance of simultaneously
developing the script, the director's vision and the production
methodology. The lab is aimed at filmmakers with a high or
mid-range level of experience who are developing a low-budget
feature. As well as intensive script sessions at the lab, directors
workshop their scripts with actors, producers have sessions
on their budgets and financing plans, and the teams meet with
distributors and successful filmmakers who have succeeded in
the low budget realm.
If a
Eligibility
• Only teams may apply (a producer, director and writer; or
a producer and writer/director).
• The writer (or writer/director), director and producer must
all have at least one released screen credit in their respective
roles that has been broadcast or screened at a recognised film
festival. The credit can be a short drama, television drama,
a short feature or a feature.
• Highly experienced writers, directors and producers are
also eligible for this programme.
To apply, please submit:
a script
a one-line AND one-paragraph AND one-page synopsis
a three-page story outline providing a clear understanding
of the story, characters and themes of the project notes towards
the next draft from the writer, including a detailed statement
on what they hope to get from the lab
a producer’s statement describing their vision for the project,
the marketplace strategy and what they hope to get from the
lab
a director’s statement describing in detail the directorial
approach to the project and what they hope to get from the
lab
CVs for the writer, director and producer
any other documentation or support material that might assist
consideration of the application.
Projects that are short listed will need to submit a full
application form. Consult the official AFC application form
at www.afc.gov.au/funding/fd/drama/fund_56.aspx
All enquiries regarding SPAAmart 06 should be directed to:
Timothy O’Brien or Jeremy Macey
Telephone: 04 382 7692 Telephone: 04 382 7690
Applications must be received by 5pm, Tuesday 24 October 2006
Post:
NZ Film Commission
Attn: Timothy O’Brien
Manners St
Or courier:
NZ Film Commission
Attn: Timothy O’Brien
Level 2
119 Jervois Quay
Australian IndiVision Project Lab
13. CALL
FOR ENTRIES: 12TH SXSW FILM FESTIVAL
The 14th annual South by Southwest Film Conference and
Festival (SxSW) which runs March 9-17, 2007 in Austin
Texas, is now accepting submissions from filmmakers until December
8. SxSW screens the best in new independent film from
around the world and is eager to continue its tradition of
spotlighting great Kiwi talent. Over 180 films will screen
in 2007 at a variety of venues.
In recent years, the film festival has boosted its exposure
to Australian and
Films screen in the following categories: Narrative
Feature, Documentary Feature, Narrative Short, Documentary
Short, Animated Short, Experimental Short, and Music Video. Submissions
can be made online at www.sxsw.com/film/submit which also has
a FAQ section.
You decide which category is appropriate for a film,
keeping in mind...
- to qualify as a short, your film must be 40
minutes or less
- experimental shorts are those with NO
narrative thread
Entries can be submitted on NTSC VHS video tape or Region
1 compatible DVDs. (SxSW cannot play PAL videos or DVDs.) Please
be sure to label the spine of your DVD or video with your film's
title. The Festival will screen on 35mm and HDCam.
The early deadline is November 17, 2006 (postmark date) with
a processing fee of US$25 for shorts and US$35 for features,
rising US$10 for each category from November 18 to December
8th's closing date. For submission information, please
go to www.sxsw.com/film/submit.
In its 14th year, SXSW is ranked #6 on the list of the top
10 film festivals in the world in Chris Gore's recently released
Ultimate Film Festival Survival Guide (3rd Edition). In
addition, SXSW is listed as the #2
AustralAsian representative Phil Tripp is hoping that industry
and government involvement in the SxSW Film Festival as well
as the Conference and Trade Fair Exhibition will mirror the
success of the music industry at SxSW Music & Media Festival
which has increased its attendance eight-fold since 2002 to
200 delegates in 2006 from when Austrade & Trade NZ invested
in the event four years ago. The NZ Music Industry Commission
has had a stand for each year. "The SxSW Music Festival
had over 50 Australian & NZ artists invited to play in
2006, combined with a massive stand and special events that
the film industry can emulate by positioning itself at this
crucial event's film side" Tripp states. "We
know that film creators, industry professionals and those working
to bring productions to NZ can benefit greatly by participating
in SxSW 2007."
For further information, contact Phil Tripp at IMMEDIA! on
(02) 9557 7766 tripp@sxsw.com
14. CALL
FOR ENTRIES: BERLINALE TALENT CAMPUS
The Berlin International Film Festival invites young filmmakers
from all over the world to attend workshops, share ideas and
mingle with international stars and colleagues during the Berlinale
Talent Campus Week. We are very pleased that quite a few New
Zealanders have already taken part in the Talent Campus in
the last few years and hope that more will find their way to
The 2007 Berlinale Talent Campus will focus on a current and
burning theme addressed by world cinema: the search for cultural
identity in a global –and globalized– film business. The sense
of being “at home”, whether by choice or by circumstance, can
have an enormous influence on the path of a filmmaker’s project.
For more information and the application to the Campus go
to http://www.berlinale-talentcampus.de. Young producers, directors,
actors, cinematographers, screenplay writers, editors, production
designers, film score composers and sound designers are encouraged
to apply.
To qualify applicants must provide a one-minute film sample.
Participants from abroad are provided with complementary housing
and a partial reimbursement of their travel expenses. The application
deadline is November 1, 2006.
You will find more on the 57th Berlin International Film Festival
on: http://www.berlinale.de.
15. THE
SCREEN
Generously sponsored by SPADA, Film South and Screen Canterbury.
The pitching competition is open to anyone based in the
The finals of the Screen Canterbury 5-minute Pitching Competition
will take place on Monday 30th October at the XO Club,
Prize
The winner will receive a complementary registration to the
SPADA conference 16-18 November 2006 and entry to the 2006
South Pacific Pictures’ Pitching Competition (at the Great
Screenrights Brunch on Friday 17 November) - sponsored by SPADA
and air travel to the SPADA conference 2006 (special conditions
apply – see competition rules) – sponsored by Film South and
accommodation at the Hyatt Regency Auckland - sponsored by
Screen Canterbury.
Background:The goal of the Screen Canterbury pitching competition
is to provide an opportunity for
During the process entrants will be given feedback and there
will be opportunities for pitch tutoring for the finalists.
The winner will gain further training and pitching experience
through entry to the South Pacific Pictures’ Pitching competition
at SPADA 2006, as well as complementary conference registration,
air travel and accommodation.
Entry
-Entry is free to Screen Canterbury members or by payment
of a pitching competition entry fee of $30 and is only available
to
-Entries will be accepted until Wednesday 18th October
For further information please contact Screen Canterbury on
377 3324 or email
Frontseat announces the greatest Kiwi line in film, Sunday
22 October
The Prime Minister is under the bonnet as the last of the
nominations for the Greatest Line in Kiwi Film rolls in. Meet
our celebrity jury and watch them scrap over the Top Five.
All will be announced next week (Sunday 22nd October).
16. CONGRATULATIONS
TO “GLENIS GILES AND HER TEAM ON QTV WINNING THE TUANZ EDUCATION
AWARD.
QTV was co-directed by Lala Rolls and Clare O'Leary and produced
by Glenis Giles and (posthumously) Di Oliver-Zahl of OliverGILES
Productions.
Having recently won the TUANZ Award for Best Education Website
we are thrilled to announce that our QTV story on 'Climate
Change' and our Qwebsite have been selected as finalists in
both catagories for the prestigious NHK Japan Prize at the
end of October.
NHK is
http://www.nhk.or.jp/jp-prize/english/2006/frame_participant.html
17. NOMINATE 2006'S SPADA/ONFILM INDUSTRY CHAMPION NOW
On
Friday 17 November during the
The recipient/s of this award – won in 1999 by Arthur Baysting,
Lindsay Shelton in 2000, Peter Jackson and Fran Walsh in 2001,
John Barnett in 2002, John McRae in 2003, Diana Rowan in 2004 and
Dave Gibson last year – will have demonstrated passion and professionalism
in making a significant contribution to the production industry.
Individuals, organisations and companies from all levels and sectors
may be nominated. The term "significant contribution" may
describe a single action, activity or achievement, or an entire
lifetime of commitment.
Here's your opportunity to take part in the selection process.
Nominate your Champion (and yes, you may nominate yourself) by
going to www.onfilm.co.nz and
filling out the form.
The winner/s will be selected from the nominees by a judging panel
of Onfilm and SPADA staffers.
THE DEADLINE FOR NOMINATIONS IS THURSDAY 25 OCTOBER.
18. CALLING FOR NOMINATIONS
FOR 2006'S SPADA INDEPENDENT PRODUCER OF THE YEAR
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The
SPADA Independent Producer of the Year Award, proudly sponsored
by New Zealand Trade and
SPADA
introduced the award at conference in 2004 and presented to
Trevor Haysom. In 2005 Elizabeth Mitchell received the award.
Presentation
of the award will take place on Friday 17th November during
the TVNZ Big Conference Dinner, alongside the SPADA New Filmmaker
of the Year Award and the SPADA/Onfilm Industry Champion Award.
The winner will be selected from the nominees by a judging
panel of the ten members of the SPADA 2005/2006 Executive.
DEADLINE
FOR RECEIPT ON NOMINATIONS IS MONDAY 30TH OCTOBER.
Please
visit the SPADA website for further details and nomination
form: www.spada.co.nz
19. ADVERTISING
IN THE NOVEMBER ISSUE OF ONFILM – DISTRIBUTED AT SPADA CONFERENCE
The November issue of Onfilm magazine will
have extra 350 copies DISTRIBUTED
AT THE ANNUAL SPADA CONFERENCE (NOVEMBER 16 -18), so this is
the perfect opportunity to target the screen industry's movers
and shakers.
If you provide relevant services or products
to the NZ screen industry, our readers are interested in you.
As Onfilm is NZ's only screen production
industry magazine, this is the place to let everyone know about
your business.
Don't miss your chance to advertise your
services.
Contact Kelly Lucas regarding advertising
or for the 2007 features list.
Ph: 09 630 1624 ext 375, mb: 021 0430 894
or
Booking deadline: Friday 20th October 2006
Material deadline: Tuesday 31st October
2006
Please note this feature in Onfilm will
be included as part of our website library for a year.
20. SIONE’S
WEDDING GOES STATESIDE
The South Pacific Pictures film, which
will screen internationally as SAMOAN WEDDING, has already
played to audiences throughout
Two of the stars of SIONE’S WEDDING, Oscar
Kightley and Teuila Blakely, will be attending Festival screenings.
Kightley plays the lead role of Albert and he also co-wrote
the film with James Griffin. Blakely plays the part of Sefa’s
long-suffering girlfriend, Leilani.
Oscar Kightley is thrilled to be taking
SIONE’S WEDDING to the Hawaiian International Film Festival. "Out
of every film festival in the world, the one I wanted our movie
to be in was
Co-star Teuila Blakely said: "Going
to a Samoan wedding in
The Hawaiian International Film Festival
was established in 1981 and is dedicated to the advancement
of understanding and cultural exchange among the peoples of
Asia, the Pacific and
SIONE’S WEDDING is now available on DVD
in