Reconnecting with Hawaiian Culture in 'Finding 'Ohana'
A family adventure film that features Hawaiian culture with a representative director and a diverse cast.
No Reflexo do Meu Nome
Francisco is a young man who loves to dance, but life has imposed other obligations on him. Between taking care of his mother and being responsible for the family glass shop, he has to deal with the memories of the past and the dilemmas of following his dream as a dancer. When family ties are broken, he sets out on a personal and artistic journey, rediscovering in dance the way to face his traumas and find his self.
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Francisco is a young man who loves to dance, but life has imposed other obligations on him. Between taking care of his mother and being responsible for the family glass shop, he has to deal with the memories of the past and the dilemmas of following his dream as a dancer. When family ties are broken, he sets out on a personal and artistic journey, rediscovering in dance the way to face his traumas and find his self.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Vini Poffo
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Runtime:17 minutes
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