Hālāwai Film Festival, October 28-30
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Niki Korth
Oct 12, 2023, 9:15:51 AM10/12/23
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Dear MIAP Community,
Please see below, and the attached flyer, for information about the upcoming, inaugural Hālāwai Film Festival, taking place October 28-30. Note the highlighted paragraph with information about discounted tickets.
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From: MJ Addington <mna...@nyu.edu>
Date: Wed, Oct 11, 2023 at 5:00 PM
Subject: [MIAP Questions] Hālāwai Film Festival, October 28-30
To: <tisch.pre...@nyu.edu>
From: MJ Addington <mna...@nyu.edu>
Date: Wed, Oct 11, 2023 at 5:00 PM
Subject: [MIAP Questions] Hālāwai Film Festival, October 28-30
To: <tisch.pre...@nyu.edu>
Aloha e Tisch Moving Image Archiving and Preservation Master of Arts Program ,
I am writing to you on behalf of Hālāwai as part of Community Outreach for our upcoming Inaugural Film Festival happening from October 28-30. We are co-sponsored by the Asian/Pacific/American Institute at NYU. Your mission to help cultural heritage institutions preserve moving image materials is commendable and reflects the purpose of our Film Festival. It would be great if you can share this information with your community.
Please contact me if you have any questions. You can also check the website for more information, http://www.halawai.org/hff.html and our Instagram.
Mahalo nui for your support,
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I am writing to you on behalf of Hālāwai as part of Community Outreach for our upcoming Inaugural Film Festival happening from October 28-30. We are co-sponsored by the Asian/Pacific/American Institute at NYU. Your mission to help cultural heritage institutions preserve moving image materials is commendable and reflects the purpose of our Film Festival. It would be great if you can share this information with your community.
Attached below is the slate of films that will be shown throughout the festival. Opening day at NYPL will open with Ka Huaka’i, two shorter films, a Lahaina recovery talk story, and finish with the theatrical debut of Waikiki the Film. Also, a part of opening day will take place at Films at Lincoln Center that will be devoted to Student Films and will include an acting master class led by Whale Rider’s Cliff Curtis and The Wind and the Reckoning’s Lindsay Watson.
Sunday will show a variety of films in two theaters at the Angelika Village East. The film festival will close with The Wind and the Reckoning and a ticketed closing party at LaMama Experimental Theater Club’s new space, featuring a performance by slack key guitarist and Grammy-nominated Makana.
Sunday will show a variety of films in two theaters at the Angelika Village East. The film festival will close with The Wind and the Reckoning and a ticketed closing party at LaMama Experimental Theater Club’s new space, featuring a performance by slack key guitarist and Grammy-nominated Makana.
Tickets may be purchased on Eventbrite. There is a 15% discount through October 14th using the code: Halawai_HFF_2023, a 20% student discount: Student_HFF_2023, and 20% kupuna/senior discount: Senior_HFF_2023. Please note, we are not allowed to sell any tickets at the door.
Please contact me if you have any questions. You can also check the website for more information, http://www.halawai.org/hff.html and our Instagram.
Mahalo nui for your support,
MJ
MJ Briggs Addington
New York University | Class of 2025
College of Arts and Science | Major: Economics; Minor(s): Producing, Psychology
Student Government Assembly | Senator at-Large for Native and Indigenous Students
Native American and Indigenous Student Group | Co-President
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Niki Korth (she/her/tema)
Academic Program Manager
Moving Image Archiving and Preservation | MIAP
Martin Scorsese Department of Cinema Studies
Tisch School of the Arts | New York University
665 Broadway, Room 637; New York, NY 10003
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