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shareWhat does it mean to remember? How is culture transmitted and translated generation to generation? These films highlight two stories of community resilience that reveal the efforts of advocacy and cultural stewardship that sustain deep, enduring legacies.
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In this program
Still We Rise
Directed by John Harvey
A cinematic tribute to an incandescent year of protest and the ongoing struggle for First Nations’ to reclaim their ancestral lands.
Hōkūle’a: Finding the Language of the Navigator
Directed by Ty Sanga
The story of Hōkūle’a, a Polynesian voyaging canoe, reveals the wisdom of traditional wayfinding methods and community efforts to preserve cultural heritage.
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