'Chang Can Dunk' (2023)
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E Mālama Pono, Willy Boy (2022)
When a Native Hawaiian Police Officer is called in on his day off to evict the protesting Native Hawaiian residents of a homeless settlement deemed “illegal” by the State of Hawaii, he is forced to choose between supporting his family, upholding the law, and doing what is morally right . . . or PONO.
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When a Native Hawaiian Police Officer is called in on his day off to evict the protesting Native Hawaiian residents of a homeless settlement deemed “illegal” by the State of Hawaii, he is forced to choose between supporting his family, upholding the law, and doing what is morally right . . . or PONO.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Nani Rían Kenna Ross, Scott W. Kekama Amona
In Theaters:10/20/2022
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Runtime:18 minutes
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Cast
Scott W. Kekama Amona
Director
Ioane Goodhue
Officer Kupihea / Willy Boy
Shawn Kaho'olemana Naone
Officer Akina
Keali'inoi Tengan
Keke
Kawika Kahiapo
Dennis
Inger-Kae Kealaokalani Pacheco
Kaniala Daniels
Meredith Desha Enos
Newswoman
Kalena Holani
Nicole Kupihea
Hailee K-Aloha
Iwa Kupihea
Lāiana Kanoa-Wong
Alakai / Protestor
Luke Aguinaldo
Protestor / Protector
Kaimalino Bobiles
Honolulu Police Officer
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