Reconnecting with Hawaiian Culture in 'Finding 'Ohana'
A family adventure film that features Hawaiian culture with a representative director and a diverse cast.
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Sylvia, leaving prison, wants to return to the world outside the bars and reclaim her first love, Aneta. Life decisions made by Aneta (marriage and motherhood) make it difficult for women to be together again. Not fitting into the modern world, Sylvia will once again try to fight for her place by clashing with the harsh realities of a society that rejects people with convictions. Will love overcome the reality in which both women live?
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Sylvia, leaving prison, wants to return to the world outside the bars and reclaim her first love, Aneta. Life decisions made by Aneta (marriage and motherhood) make it difficult for women to be together again. Not fitting into the modern world, Sylvia will once again try to fight for her place by clashing with the harsh realities of a society that rejects people with convictions. Will love overcome the reality in which both women live?
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Konrad Kultys
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Studio:Kultfilm
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