Guam International Film Festival

2023 GIFF Select Showcase

programming — Fri, 03 Mar 2023 09:23:17 +0000

APR 4 - MAY 23

Watch every Tuesday at 8PM (CHST) on PBS Guam

Showtimes and Info

12th Annual Guam-USA International Film Festival

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Community. Education. Entertainment.

Browse Films

Over 25 Films From 10 Countries

Tune in or stream every Tuesday at 8:00pm (CHST) as we present the 2023 GIFF Select Showcase of acclaimed stories by established and aspiring filmmakers from around the globe exclusively on PBS Guam.

Browse Films

WAYS TO WATCH

CLICK TO STREAM LIVE NOW

The GIFF Select Showcase will stream live on the PBS Guam YouTube channel simultaneously with its televised broadcast.

The GIFF Select Showcase will stream live on the PBS App (exclusively on Guam and the Northern Mariana Islands). Stream your favorite PBS shows, create the perfect watchlist, connect with your local station, and more — anywhere you watch.

TELEVISED BROADCAST

The GIFF Select Showcase will have its televised broadcast on KGTF Channel 12 exclusively in Guam and the Norther Mariana Islands.

Pacific Islanders in Communications Showcase

Be sure to catch the empowering indigenous story, “The Healer Stones of Kapaemahu”, in the Pacific Islanders in Communications Showcase on April 4, 8PM (CHST).<\/p>","tablet":"

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Be sure to catch the empowering indigenous story, “The Healer Stones of Kapaemahu”, in the Pacific Islanders in Communications Showcase on April 4, 8PM (CHST).

Funding has been provided to Guam International Film Festival, Inc. from Humanities Guåhan and the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) as part of the federal ARP Act of 2021.

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P.O. Box 326686
Hagåtña, GU 96932, USA

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info [at] guamfilmfestival.org

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Manō

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Animation, Cultural, Environmental | GIFF Guide: General Audiences – material suitable for all ages<\/p>\n
Synopsis<\/strong><\/p>\n
Man\u014d is a short, animated film illustrating the human impact on sharks and coral reefs, as seen through the eyes of a Tiger Shark in Hawaiian waters over hundreds of millions of years.<\/p>\n
The film follows a tiger shark through time cuts spanning hundreds of millions of years, from the creation of the Hawaiian islands, through the first Polynesian settlers, Ancient Hawaiians, Western contact, World War II\u2019s Pearl Harbor attack, the 60s\/70s surf\/tourist\/Waikiki construction explosion, and modern day commercial fishing and shark finning.<\/p>\n
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Animation, Cultural, Environmental | GIFF Guide: General Audiences - material suitable for all ages<\/p>\n
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US | 11 min. | Guam Premiere
Animation, Cultural, Environmental | GIFF Guide: General Audiences – material suitable for all ages

Synopsis

Manō is a short, animated film illustrating the human impact on sharks and coral reefs, as seen through the eyes of a Tiger Shark in Hawaiian waters over hundreds of millions of years.

The film follows a tiger shark through time cuts spanning hundreds of millions of years, from the creation of the Hawaiian islands, through the first Polynesian settlers, Ancient Hawaiians, Western contact, World War II’s Pearl Harbor attack, the 60s/70s surf/tourist/Waikiki construction explosion, and modern day commercial fishing and shark finning.

The film explores the effects of pollution, climate change, illegal commercial fishing, shark finning, and their devastating results. There is a strong cultural bond between sharks and many Hawaiians families, in which these animals are revered, loved as family, and in need of protection.

Screenings and Awards

International Animation Film Festival Golden Kuker-Sofia
Honorable Mention Prague International Indie Film Festival

Brittany Biggs (<\/span>Writer, Director)<\/h2>\n
Brittany Biggs is an animation professional, filmmaker, artist, and educator. She is currently an Assistant Professor of Animation with the Academy for Creative Media at the University of Hawaii at M\u0101noa. Her animation feature film screen credits include DreamWorks\u2019 Trolls, Kung Fu Panda 3, Kung Fu Panda 2, and Turbo. Her independent, short animated films have been recognized in international film festivals, and her film, A Tall Tale, won Best Animated Short in the 2011 Los Angeles Women\u2019s International Film Festival. In September 2020, she was selected as one of 102 fellows for the Unreal Fellowship in Virtual Production.<\/p>\n
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Website: Manō

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Cast
Crew

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Writer, Director, Co-Producer, Animator, Editor, Director of Photography: Brittany Biggs

Co-Producer, Story By: Jeff Chasin

Story Consultants & Hawaiian Cultural Advisors: Mike and Kaikea Nakachi

Hawaiian Language & Cultural Advisor: Hailiʻōpua Baker

Hawaiian Tattoo Designer: Dr. Kona Keala-Quinabo

Composers: Jake Monaco & Brittany Dunton

Sound Designer & Sound Mixer: Steve Maher

Visual Effects Supervisor, Effects Artist, Lighter: Gabriel Paiva Harwat

Artist Manager, Effects Artist: Carol Madrigal

Score Mix: Michael Bouska

Hawaiian Chant Recording Engineer: Lauren Mueller

Additional Camera, Animator, Rigger: Brendan Carroll

Visual Development Artists: Gavin Arucan, Mia Clause

Visual Development Artist, Modeler, Surfacer, Additional Rigging, Additional Animation: Aubrey Gamboa

Visual Development Artist, Modeler, Surfacer, Additional Rigging: Ross Turner

Modeler, Surfacer: Romain Albenque

Modeler, Surfacer, Lighter: Laura Cosner

Modeler, Surfacer: Amanda Estrada

Modeler: Brian Jefcoat, Makar Malitsky

Modeler, Surfacer, Effects Artist, Compositor: Anne Kim

Surfacer: Jessica Woo

Animators: Jessica Ambron, Mícheál Kiely, Ashleigh Thomas

Additional Animation: Molly Tapken

Effects Artists: Michael Chang, Katherine Harris

Impact Producer: Inflatable Film

Graphic Designer: Christina Chang

Funding has been provided to Guam International Film Festival, Inc. from Humanities Guåhan and the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) as part of the federal ARP Act of 2021.

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2023 GIFF Select Showcase Showtimes and Info

programming — Fri, 03 Mar 2023 03:43:34 +0000

Showtimes and Info

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Every Tuesday at 8pm (CHST), April 4 – May 23<\/li>\n
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Every Tuesday at 8pm (CHST), April 4 – May 23

All showtimes are based on the CHamoru Standard Time zone.

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WAYS TO WATCH

CLICK TO STREAM LIVE NOW

The GIFF Select Showcase will stream live on the PBS Guam YouTube channel simultaneously with its televised broadcast.

CLICK TO DOWNLOAD THE PBS APP

The GIFF Select Showcase will stream live on the PBS App (exclusively on Guam and the Northern Mariana Islands). Stream your favorite PBS shows, create the perfect watchlist, connect with your local station, and more — anywhere you watch.

TELEVISED BROADCAST

The GIFF Select Showcase will have its televised broadcast on KGTF Channel 12 exclusively in Guam and the Norther Mariana Islands.

Tuesday, April 4 | 8PM (CHST)

8:00PM | PACIFIC ISLANDERS IN COMMUNICATION SHOWCASE

The Healer Stones of Kapaemahu

8:00pm | Tue Apr 4 | 56min.
Four boulders in Waikīkī pay tribute to healers who brought their arts from Tahiti to Hawai‘i hundreds of years ago.

9:00PM | STUDENT SHOWCASE

Tala

US | 20min.

A Filipino family grapples with the grave consequences of a domestic abuse incident, forcing two sisters to clash over their fatherʻs flaws.

My Dog Has Fleas

US | 13min.

A half Hawaiian young woman, Hope, returns from the mainland to her birthplace of O‘ahu after a long time away from home, only to be greeted with judgement and shame.

Kauna'oa

US | 10min.

Risking unavoidable attention from their small island community, Daren sacrifices his senior prom night to hang out with his classmate Jeannie, who harbors a secret.

Good Guy

US | 12min.

Anthony picks Caitlin up and they head to an appointment at Planned Parenthood, where Anthony pays and waits.

Tuesday, April 11 | 8PM (CHST)

8:00PM | FERGUSON RISES

Ferguson Rises

GRAND JURY AWARD NOMINEE – BEST DOCUMENTARY FEATURE<\/p>\n
US | 82min.
In 2014, Michael Brown Sr.\u2019s son was killed by police officer Darren Wilson in Ferguson, Missouri, an event that fueled the global Black Lives Matter movement.<\/span><\/p>","tablet":"
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US | 82min.
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GRAND JURY AWARD NOMINEE – BEST DOCUMENTARY FEATURE

US | 82min.
In 2014, Michael Brown Sr.’s son was killed by police officer Darren Wilson in Ferguson, Missouri, an event that fueled the global Black Lives Matter movement.

FOLLOWED BY

GIFF 2022 CINEMAOLEK DISCUSSION SERIES (DIVERSITY AND UNDERSTANDING)

What are the challenges for diversity in front of the camera, behind the camera, and in the content of stories? Can film help lead us to a more inclusive society?<\/p>\n
Featuring Ferguson Rises Producer Tanayi Seabrook and filmmakers Rain Valdez and Keli’i Grace. Moderated by Tom Brislin, Ph.D.<\/p>","tablet":"
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What are the challenges for diversity in front of the camera, behind the camera, and in the content of stories? Can film help lead us to a more inclusive society?

Featuring Ferguson Rises Producer Tanayi Seabrook and filmmakers Rain Valdez and Keli’i Grace. Moderated by Tom Brislin, Ph.D.

Tuesday, April 18 | 8PM (CHST)

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Hunter Rhapsody

Taiwan | 12min.

Within a rainy night in the national forest mountain, an unexpected sound of the gunshot destroys the tranquility.

As Bitter As Sweet

US | 15min.

Two single mothers struggle with the expectations and pressures of motherhood, and conflict arises when one of them develops a deeper bond with the other woman’s child.

An Island Drifts

Singapore | 19min.

A young teacher presses for the truth from a maladjusted student.

Winter's Tale

Republic of Korea | 20min.

A film director visits a novelist while preparing for a hopeful production.

FOLLOWED BY

GIFF 2022 CINEMAOLEK DISCUSSION SERIES (FILM AND WAR)

War films have highlighted the history of cinema, from heroism to pacifism, spectacle to satire, political to personal, inspiration to despair.

Featuring panelists Galvin De Leon Guerrero Ed.D, Valeriya Golovina, Michael Lujan Bevacqua Ph.D. Moderated by Kirk Johnson, Ph.D.

Tuesday, April 25 | 8PM (CHST)

8:00PM | THE SHOW MUST GO ON

The Show Must Go On

GRAND JURY AWARD NOMINEE – BEST DOCUMENTARY FEATURE<\/p>\n
India | 60min.
After decades of dormancy, the ageing icons of Parsi Theatre return to the stage, putting aside their walking sticks and wheelchairs for one final curtain.<\/span><\/p>","tablet":"
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India | 60min.
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GRAND JURY AWARD NOMINEE – BEST DOCUMENTARY FEATURE

India | 60min.
After decades of dormancy, the ageing icons of Parsi Theatre return to the stage, putting aside their walking sticks and wheelchairs for one final curtain.

FOLLOWED BY

GIFF 2022 CINEMAOLEK DISCUSSION SERIES (FILM AND AGING)

Age is just a number, so the saying goes, but how does the image of aging on screen add up? A discussion ranging from “Coming of Age” films to portrayals of the graying generation.

Featuring panelists Nina Taitano, Deborah Glazier, James D. Sellmann, Ph.D, Dennis Chun and Stasia Droze Jost. Moderated by Tom Brislin, Ph.D.

Tuesday, May 2 | 8PM (CHST)

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Puzzle in the Palm

Japan | 27min.

Risa’s feelings change by an incident with Mako, a female friend with whom Risa had consulted about marriage.

Vacation Event

Republic of Korea | 39min.<\/p>\n
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Republic of Korea | 39min.

Ga-hye plans to steal a motorcycle and buy a hamburger for her younger brother Kwang-hyun’s vacation.

The Discipline (Shiksha)

India | 23min.

A teacher disciplines her pupils when few unwanted incidents occur in a residential school for children.

FOLLOWED BY

GIFF 2022 CINEMAOLEK DISCUSSION SERIES (REPRESENTATION IN FILM)

Studies often examine the quantity of how many members of a given group are portrayed. This panel will also view the quality \u2013 the who and how \u2013 of that representation.<\/p>\n
Featuring panelists Laura M.T. Souder Ph.D, Myra Aquino MD, Myracle Mugol, Anna Marbrook. Moderated by Tom Brislin, Ph.D.<\/p>","tablet":"
War films have highlighted the history of cinema, from heroism to pacifism, spectacle to satire, political to personal, inspiration to despair.<\/p>\n
Featuring panelists Galvin De Leon Guerrero Ed.D, Valeriya Golovina, Michael Lujan Bevacqua Ph.D. Moderated by Kirk Johnson, Ph.D.<\/p>"}},"slug":"et_pb_text"}" data-et-multi-view-load-tablet-hidden="true">
Studies often examine the quantity of how many members of a given group are portrayed. This panel will also view the quality – the who and how – of that representation.

Featuring panelists Laura M.T. Souder Ph.D, Myra Aquino MD, Myracle Mugol, Anna Marbrook. Moderated by Tom Brislin, Ph.D.

Tuesday, May 9 | 8PM (CHST)

8:00PM | CHARAIVETI

Charaiveti

India | 72min.

In February 2017, Chandan Biswas, set off on his bicycle on an arduous journey of 153 days, traversing 6249 kms, crisscrossing 4 different countries to become the first man to complete the Trans-Himalayan expedition on a bicycle.

FOLLOWED BY

GIFF 2022 CINEMAOLEK DISCUSSION SERIES (FILM AND WAR)

War films have highlighted the history of cinema, from heroism to pacifism, spectacle to satire, political to personal, inspiration to despair.

Featuring panelists Galvin De Leon Guerrero Ed.D, Valeriya Golovina, Michael Lujan Bevacqua Ph.D. Moderated by Kirk Johnson, Ph.D.

Tuesday, May 16 | 8PM (CHST)

8:00PM | FAMILY SHOWCASE

Novena

Canada | 2min.

After a death in the family, the surviving members begin a traditional ritual as a form of honour and healing.

Cow

Hong Kong | 7min.

A farmer boy is love-struck by a mysterious girl riding a cow.

Jumbo

Hong Kong | 4min.

A starving girl is trying to create a growth potion to make a jumbo soup dumpling.

Manō

US | 11min.

Manō is a short, animated film illustrating the human impact on sharks and coral reefs, as seen through the eyes of a Tiger Shark in Hawaiian waters over hundreds of millions of years.

Sina ma Tinirau

Fiji / US | 9min.

When a prince is cursed to become an eel and has to win the love of a beautiful woman to become human again, he gifts her with his body in the form of a coconut tree.

To Find My Real Love

Republic of Korea | 34min.

Wooyeon is tired of the failures of his love life. Instead of uncertain love, he chose to find his pre-destined love with his hand-made destiny detector.

FOLLOWED BY

GIFF 2022 CINEMAOLEK DISCUSSION SERIES (FILM AND AGING)

Age is just a number, so the saying goes, but how does the image of aging on screen add up? A discussion ranging from “Coming of Age” films to portrayals of the graying generation.

Featuring panelists Nina Taitano, Deborah Glazier, James D. Sellmann, Ph.D, Dennis Chun and Stasia Droze Jost. Moderated by Tom Brislin, Ph.D.

Tuesday, May 23 | 8PM (CHST)

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Our Not So Fairy Tales

United Kingdom | 7min.

People relocate for different reasons, but our emotions and feelings are somehow similar.

My Chinatown, With Aloha

US | 10min.

Fourth-generation Chinese American Kimberlee Bassford explores her family’s relationship to Honolulu Chinatown and the parallels between the COVID-19 pandemic and the 1899-1900 bubonic plague that hit Hawai‘i.

Motoluv

Canada | 10min.

Roxanne, Veronique and Catherine have differnts love stories with motorcycles.

Open Ocean Fishing in the Mariana Archipelago

US | 27min.

The original inhabitants of the Mariana Islands were great open ocean fishermen for 3,000 years.

Ke Kahea: An Invitation Into Sacred Space

US | 19min.

After receiving a kahea (calling) from ancestral lineages on Maui to create kapa for unearthed iwi kūpuna (skeletal remains), cultural practitioner Aʻiaʻi Bello extended the calling to her circle of women in the community.

FOLLOWED BY

GIFF 2022 CINEMAOLEK DISCUSSION SERIES (REPRESENTATION IN FILM)

Studies often examine the quantity of how many members of a given group are portrayed. This panel will also view the quality \u2013 the who and how \u2013 of that representation.<\/p>\n
Featuring panelists Laura M.T. Souder Ph.D, Myra Aquino MD, Myracle Mugol, Anna Marbrook. Moderated by Tom Brislin, Ph.D.<\/p>","tablet":"
War films have highlighted the history of cinema, from heroism to pacifism, spectacle to satire, political to personal, inspiration to despair.<\/p>\n
Featuring panelists Galvin De Leon Guerrero Ed.D, Valeriya Golovina, Michael Lujan Bevacqua Ph.D. Moderated by Kirk Johnson, Ph.D.<\/p>"}},"slug":"et_pb_text"}" data-et-multi-view-load-tablet-hidden="true">
Studies often examine the quantity of how many members of a given group are portrayed. This panel will also view the quality – the who and how – of that representation.

Featuring panelists Laura M.T. Souder Ph.D, Myra Aquino MD, Myracle Mugol, Anna Marbrook. Moderated by Tom Brislin, Ph.D.

Funding has been provided to Guam International Film Festival, Inc. from Humanities Guåhan and the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) as part of the federal ARP Act of 2021.

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Winter’s Tale

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Republic of Korea | 20 min. | World Premiere
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Republic of Korea | 20 min. | World Premiere
Drama, Relationships | GIFF Guide: General Audiences – material suitable for all ages

Synopsis

A film director visits a novelist while preparing for a hopeful production.

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Cast
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Producer: Hyok Lee

Funding has been provided to Guam International Film Festival, Inc. from Humanities Guåhan and the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) as part of the federal ARP Act of 2021.

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Cow

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Hong Kong | 7 min. | Guam Premiere
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A farmer boy is love-struck by a mysterious girl riding a cow.
Consumed by his infatuation of her, he blindly chases after her.
After a series of challenges, he finally catches up to her, and his fantasy comes true.<\/p>\n
Screenings and Awards<\/strong><\/p>\n
Paus Premieres Festival 2022 Official Selection<\/p>","tablet":"
Hong Kong | 7 min. | Guam Premiere
Animation, Romance, Youth | GIFF Guide: General Audiences - material suitable for all ages<\/p>\n
Synopsis<\/strong><\/p>\n
A farmer boy is love-struck by a mysterious girl riding a cow.
Consumed by his infatuation of her, he blindly chases after her.
After a series of challenges, he finally catches up to her, and his fantasy comes true.<\/p>\n
Screenings and Awards<\/strong><\/p>\n
Paus Premieres Festival 2022 Official Selection<\/p>"}},"slug":"et_pb_text"}" data-et-multi-view-load-tablet-hidden="true">
Hong Kong | 7 min. | Guam Premiere
Animation, Romance, Youth | GIFF Guide: General Audiences – material suitable for all ages

Synopsis

A farmer boy is love-struck by a mysterious girl riding a cow.
Consumed by his infatuation of her, he blindly chases after her.
After a series of challenges, he finally catches up to her, and his fantasy comes true.

Screenings and Awards

Paus Premieres Festival 2022 Official Selection

Wendy Kong (<\/span>Writer, Director)<\/h2>\n
Wendy Kong (\u6c5f\u6167\u6021) is born on 1st June 1998 in Hong Kong. She is a director, story writer, and storyboard artist currently based in Atlanta. She pursued her bachelor’s degree in Animation with a concentration in Story and Concept Development at the Savannah College of Art and Design (2018-2022).<\/p>\n
After years of studies and writing stories for school plays and films, she directed her first animated short film \u2018Cow\u2019. \u2018Cow\u2019 is inspired by her memories of youth and friendship growing up in Hong Kong, and she hopes to write a love letter to this city that is close to her heart.<\/p>\n
Website: Cow<\/a><\/p>","tablet":"
Wendy Kong (<\/span>Writer, Director)<\/h2>\n
Wendy Kong (\u6c5f\u6167\u6021) is born on 1st June 1998 in Hong Kong. She is a director, story writer, and storyboard artist currently based in Atlanta. She pursued her bachelor's degree in Animation with a concentration in Story and Concept Development at the Savannah College of Art and Design (2018-2022).<\/p>\n
After years of studies and writing stories for school plays and films, she directed her first animated short film \u2018Cow\u2019. \u2018Cow\u2019 is inspired by her memories of youth and friendship growing up in Hong Kong, and she hopes to write a love letter to this city that is close to her heart.<\/p>\n
Website: Cow<\/a><\/p>","phone":"
Wendy Kong
(<\/span>Writer, Director)<\/h2>\n
Wendy Kong (\u6c5f\u6167\u6021) is born on 1st June 1998 in Hong Kong. She is a director, story writer, and storyboard artist currently based in Atlanta. She pursued her bachelor's degree in Animation with a concentration in Story and Concept Development at the Savannah College of Art and Design (2018-2022).<\/p>\n
After years of studies and writing stories for school plays and films, she directed her first animated short film \u2018Cow\u2019. \u2018Cow\u2019 is inspired by her memories of youth and friendship growing up in Hong Kong, and she hopes to write a love letter to this city that is close to her heart.<\/p>\n
Website: Cow<\/a><\/p>"}},"slug":"et_pb_text"}" data-et-multi-view-load-tablet-hidden="true" data-et-multi-view-load-phone-hidden="true">
Wendy Kong (Writer, Director)

Wendy Kong (江慧怡) is born on 1st June 1998 in Hong Kong. She is a director, story writer, and storyboard artist currently based in Atlanta. She pursued her bachelor’s degree in Animation with a concentration in Story and Concept Development at the Savannah College of Art and Design (2018-2022).

After years of studies and writing stories for school plays and films, she directed her first animated short film ‘Cow’. ‘Cow’ is inspired by her memories of youth and friendship growing up in Hong Kong, and she hopes to write a love letter to this city that is close to her heart.

Website: Cow

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Voice (The Boy): Wendy Kong<\/p>","tablet":"
Voice (The Boy): Wendy Kong<\/p>\n
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Voice (The Boy): Wendy Kong

Music: Ho Shan Lam<\/p>\n
Sound: Matthew Tong<\/p>\n
Sound Mixing: Matthew Tong
\u201c\u5c0f\u8349\u8207\u6d6e\u96f2\u201d
Sang by: Ho Chun Lau
Composed by: Matthew Tong
Written by: Matthew Tong, Ho Chun Lau, Wendy Kong<\/p>\n
Storyboards: Wendy Kong<\/p>\n
Art Director: Annie Hsu, Sammy Liu, Claude Lau<\/p>\n
Visual Development Artists: Annie Hsu, Sammy Liu, Laura Correal, Marnie Nguyen, Joy Will, Will Grossman<\/p>\n
Character Designers: Sammy Liu, Claude Lau, Annie Hsu<\/p>\n
Background Designers: Rachel Tong<\/p>\n
Lead Layout Artist: Wendy Kong<\/p>\n
Layout Artists: Bri Shireman, Justine Fong, Claude Lau, Annie Hsu, Laura Correal<\/p>\n
Additional Layout Artists: June Dao<\/p>\n
Background Supervisor: Annie Hsu<\/p>\n
Lead Background Painter: Jonah Gibson, Collin Wilhelm<\/p>\n
Background Painters: Bri Shireman, Rachel Tong, Nina Mallery, Justine Fong, Laura Zeng, Sammy Liu, June Dao<\/p>\n
Additional Background Painters: Anami Hayes, Lily Nguyen<\/p>\n
Lead Character Layout Artists: Sammy Liu<\/p>\n
Character Layout Artists: Ngan Kim Luong, Laura Zeng, Claude Lau, June Dao, Kit Yan Lam, Jeremy Sum<\/p>\n
Animation Supervisors: Claude Lau<\/p>\n
Lead Animators: Claude Lau, Sammy Liu, Ngan Kim Luong<\/p>\n
Animators: Ryotaro Sawada, Selina Perez, Yishu Wang, Neyshme Yanarico, Justine Fong, Agnes Ho, Alexa Morales, Rachel Mow, Cassidy Fernandez, Kit Yan Lam, Jeremy Sum, Johnathan Cox<\/p>\n
Additional Animator: Jordan Anthony, Montre’vious Foster<\/p>\n
Lead Clean-Up Artists: Yelim Yoo<\/p>\n
Clean-Up Artists: Maia Edgar, Justine Fong, Marissa Tso, Ngan Kim Luong, Jaime Rodriguez, Liz Denn, Kit Yan Lam, Linh Song Thao Nguyen, AJ Walton, Xuan Jia, Harry Barnes, Emily Prescott<\/p>\n
Lead In-between Artists: Jeremy Sum<\/p>\n
In-between Artists: Claude Lau, Ngan Kim Luong, Silin Na, Yelim Yoo, Cordero T Johnson, Anami Hayes, Landon X. Jenkins, AJ Walton<\/p>\n
Colorist: Claude Lau, Ngan Kim Luong, Silin Na, Marissa Tso, Jeremy Sum, Oni Culbreath, Kamilah Wong, Cissy Chow<\/p>\n
2D Effect Animator: Claude Lau, Sammy Liu, Selina Perez, Annie Hsu, Akira Maynard, Justine Fong, Dean Rudes<\/p>\n
Additional 2D Effect Animator: Jess Croley, AJ Walton, Cameron Greco, Harry Barnes, Alexa Morales, Johnathan Cox, Hannah Lamneck, Zhe Li<\/p>\n
Lead Compositor: Shirley Kim<\/p>\n
Compositor: Claude Lau<\/p>\n
End Credit Designer: Annie Hsu<\/p>\n
Motion Graphic Designer: Auralee Mayfield, Cameron Smith<\/p>\n
3D modelers: Eric Ejertson, Ernesto Sanz Martinez, Lily Lai<\/p>\n
Production Assistant\/Publicity: Megumi Tomas, Claude<\/p>\n
Special Thanks: Matthew Maloney, Keith Ingham, Jenna Zona, Tina O\u2019 Hailey, Davonne Dupart, Hin Sun Lee, Tina Chiu, Kevin Au, Karen Kong, Karen Negeow, Sally Kong, Leslie Kong, Anthony Kong, Norella Kong, Jacklyn Kong, Richard Kong, Dylan Lacson, Aunty Margaret, Jake Zhang, C. K. Wong, M. Y. Leung, Sai Lin<\/p>\n
In Loving Memory of Tony Kong<\/p>","tablet":"
Music: Ho Shan Lam<\/p>\n
Sound: Matthew Tong<\/p>\n
Sound Mixing: Matthew Tong
\u201c\u5c0f\u8349\u8207\u6d6e\u96f2\u201d
Sang by: Ho Chun Lau
Composed by: Matthew Tong
Written by: Matthew Tong, Ho Chun Lau, Wendy Kong<\/p>\n
Storyboards: Wendy Kong<\/p>\n
Art Director: Annie Hsu, Sammy Liu, Claude Lau<\/p>\n
Visual Development Artists: Annie Hsu, Sammy Liu, Laura Correal, Marnie Nguyen, Joy Will, Will Grossman<\/p>\n
Character Designers: Sammy Liu, Claude Lau, Annie Hsu<\/p>\n
Background Designers: Rachel Tong<\/p>\n
Lead Layout Artist: Wendy Kong<\/p>\n
Layout Artists: Bri Shireman, Justine Fong, Claude Lau, Annie Hsu, Laura Correal<\/p>\n
Additional Layout Artists: June Dao<\/p>\n
Background Supervisor: Annie Hsu<\/p>\n
Lead Background Painter: Jonah Gibson, Collin Wilhelm<\/p>\n
Background Painters: Bri Shireman, Rachel Tong, Nina Mallery, Justine Fong, Laura Zeng, Sammy Liu, June Dao<\/p>\n
Additional Background Painters: Anami Hayes, Lily Nguyen<\/p>\n
Lead Character Layout Artists: Sammy Liu<\/p>\n
Character Layout Artists: Ngan Kim Luong, Laura Zeng, Claude Lau, June Dao, Kit Yan Lam, Jeremy Sum<\/p>\n
Animation Supervisors: Claude Lau<\/p>\n
Lead Animators: Claude Lau, Sammy Liu, Ngan Kim Luong<\/p>\n
Animators: Ryotaro Sawada, Selina Perez, Yishu Wang, Neyshme Yanarico, Justine Fong, Agnes Ho, Alexa Morales, Rachel Mow, Cassidy Fernandez, Kit Yan Lam, Jeremy Sum, Johnathan Cox<\/p>\n
Additional Animator: Jordan Anthony, Montre'vious Foster<\/p>\n
Lead Clean-Up Artists: Yelim Yoo<\/p>\n
Clean-Up Artists: Maia Edgar, Justine Fong, Marissa Tso, Ngan Kim Luong, Jaime Rodriguez, Liz Denn, Kit Yan Lam, Linh Song Thao Nguyen, AJ Walton, Xuan Jia, Harry Barnes, Emily Prescott<\/p>\n
Lead In-between Artists: Jeremy Sum<\/p>\n
In-between Artists: Claude Lau, Ngan Kim Luong, Silin Na, Yelim Yoo, Cordero T Johnson, Anami Hayes, Landon X. Jenkins, AJ Walton<\/p>\n
Colorist: Claude Lau, Ngan Kim Luong, Silin Na, Marissa Tso, Jeremy Sum, Oni Culbreath, Kamilah Wong, Cissy Chow<\/p>\n
2D Effect Animator: Claude Lau, Sammy Liu, Selina Perez, Annie Hsu, Akira Maynard, Justine Fong, Dean Rudes<\/p>\n
Additional 2D Effect Animator: Jess Croley, AJ Walton, Cameron Greco, Harry Barnes, Alexa Morales, Johnathan Cox, Hannah Lamneck, Zhe Li<\/p>\n
Lead Compositor: Shirley Kim<\/p>\n
Compositor: Claude Lau<\/p>\n
End Credit Designer: Annie Hsu<\/p>\n
Motion Graphic Designer: Auralee Mayfield, Cameron Smith<\/p>\n
3D modelers: Eric Ejertson, Ernesto Sanz Martinez, Lily Lai<\/p>\n
Production Assistant\/Publicity: Megumi Tomas, Claude<\/p>\n
Special Thanks: Matthew Maloney, Keith Ingham, Jenna Zona, Tina O\u2019 Hailey, Davonne Dupart, Hin Sun Lee, Tina Chiu, Kevin Au, Karen Kong, Karen Negeow, Sally Kong, Leslie Kong, Anthony Kong, Norella Kong, Jacklyn Kong, Richard Kong, Dylan Lacson, Aunty Margaret, Jake Zhang, C. K. Wong, M. Y. Leung, Sai Lin<\/p>\n
In Loving Memory of Tony Kong<\/p>"}},"slug":"et_pb_tab"}" data-et-multi-view-load-tablet-hidden="true">
Music: Ho Shan Lam

Sound: Matthew Tong

Sound Mixing: Matthew Tong
“小草與浮雲”
Sang by: Ho Chun Lau
Composed by: Matthew Tong
Written by: Matthew Tong, Ho Chun Lau, Wendy Kong

Storyboards: Wendy Kong

Art Director: Annie Hsu, Sammy Liu, Claude Lau

Visual Development Artists: Annie Hsu, Sammy Liu, Laura Correal, Marnie Nguyen, Joy Will, Will Grossman

Character Designers: Sammy Liu, Claude Lau, Annie Hsu

Background Designers: Rachel Tong

Lead Layout Artist: Wendy Kong

Layout Artists: Bri Shireman, Justine Fong, Claude Lau, Annie Hsu, Laura Correal

Additional Layout Artists: June Dao

Background Supervisor: Annie Hsu

Lead Background Painter: Jonah Gibson, Collin Wilhelm

Background Painters: Bri Shireman, Rachel Tong, Nina Mallery, Justine Fong, Laura Zeng, Sammy Liu, June Dao

Additional Background Painters: Anami Hayes, Lily Nguyen

Lead Character Layout Artists: Sammy Liu

Character Layout Artists: Ngan Kim Luong, Laura Zeng, Claude Lau, June Dao, Kit Yan Lam, Jeremy Sum

Animation Supervisors: Claude Lau

Lead Animators: Claude Lau, Sammy Liu, Ngan Kim Luong

Animators: Ryotaro Sawada, Selina Perez, Yishu Wang, Neyshme Yanarico, Justine Fong, Agnes Ho, Alexa Morales, Rachel Mow, Cassidy Fernandez, Kit Yan Lam, Jeremy Sum, Johnathan Cox

Additional Animator: Jordan Anthony, Montre’vious Foster

Lead Clean-Up Artists: Yelim Yoo

Clean-Up Artists: Maia Edgar, Justine Fong, Marissa Tso, Ngan Kim Luong, Jaime Rodriguez, Liz Denn, Kit Yan Lam, Linh Song Thao Nguyen, AJ Walton, Xuan Jia, Harry Barnes, Emily Prescott

Lead In-between Artists: Jeremy Sum

In-between Artists: Claude Lau, Ngan Kim Luong, Silin Na, Yelim Yoo, Cordero T Johnson, Anami Hayes, Landon X. Jenkins, AJ Walton

Colorist: Claude Lau, Ngan Kim Luong, Silin Na, Marissa Tso, Jeremy Sum, Oni Culbreath, Kamilah Wong, Cissy Chow

2D Effect Animator: Claude Lau, Sammy Liu, Selina Perez, Annie Hsu, Akira Maynard, Justine Fong, Dean Rudes

Additional 2D Effect Animator: Jess Croley, AJ Walton, Cameron Greco, Harry Barnes, Alexa Morales, Johnathan Cox, Hannah Lamneck, Zhe Li

Lead Compositor: Shirley Kim

Compositor: Claude Lau

End Credit Designer: Annie Hsu

Motion Graphic Designer: Auralee Mayfield, Cameron Smith

3D modelers: Eric Ejertson, Ernesto Sanz Martinez, Lily Lai

Production Assistant/Publicity: Megumi Tomas, Claude

Special Thanks: Matthew Maloney, Keith Ingham, Jenna Zona, Tina O’ Hailey, Davonne Dupart, Hin Sun Lee, Tina Chiu, Kevin Au, Karen Kong, Karen Negeow, Sally Kong, Leslie Kong, Anthony Kong, Norella Kong, Jacklyn Kong, Richard Kong, Dylan Lacson, Aunty Margaret, Jake Zhang, C. K. Wong, M. Y. Leung, Sai Lin

In Loving Memory of Tony Kong

Funding has been provided to Guam International Film Festival, Inc. from Humanities Guåhan and the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) as part of the federal ARP Act of 2021.

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Jumbo

programming — Fri, 03 Mar 2023 03:40:39 +0000

8:00pm (CHST)
Tue, May 16<\/strong><\/p>","tablet":"
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8:00pm (CHST)
Tue, May 16

part of the Family Showcase

Watch on PBS Guam

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Jumbo

Hong Kong | 5 min. | Guam Premiere
Animation, Family | GIFF Guide: General Audiences – material suitable for all ages<\/p>\n
Synopsis<\/strong><\/p>\n
A starving girl is trying to create a growth potion to make a jumbo soup dumpling. Meanwhile, her cat is not happy with his foods.<\/p>","tablet":"
Hong Kong | 5 min. | Guam Premiere
Animation, Family | GIFF Guide: General Audiences - material suitable for all ages<\/p>\n
Synopsis<\/strong><\/p>\n
A starving girl is trying to create a growth potion to make a jumbo soup dumpling. Meanwhile, her cat is not happy with his foods.<\/p>"}},"slug":"et_pb_text"}" data-et-multi-view-load-tablet-hidden="true">
Hong Kong | 5 min. | Guam Premiere
Animation, Family | GIFF Guide: General Audiences – material suitable for all ages

Synopsis

A starving girl is trying to create a growth potion to make a jumbo soup dumpling. Meanwhile, her cat is not happy with his foods.

Lily Hoi Man Lai (<\/span>Director)<\/h2>\n
Lily is a 3D generalist in animation who was born and raised in Hong Kong. She pursued her Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in \u201cAnimation\u201d at Savannah College of Art and Design (2018-2022). Before that, She studied at Hong Kong Design Institute for two years for Creative Media.<\/p>","phone":"
Lily Hoi Man Lai
(<\/span>Director)<\/h2>\n
Lily is a 3D generalist in animation who was born and raised in Hong Kong. She pursued her Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in \u201cAnimation\u201d at Savannah College of Art and Design (2018-2022). Before that, She studied at Hong Kong Design Institute for two years for Creative Media.<\/p>"}},"slug":"et_pb_text"}" data-et-multi-view-load-phone-hidden="true">
Lily Hoi Man Lai (Director)

Lily is a 3D generalist in animation who was born and raised in Hong Kong. She pursued her Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in “Animation” at Savannah College of Art and Design (2018-2022). Before that, She studied at Hong Kong Design Institute for two years for Creative Media.

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Creator and Director: Lily Lai<\/p>\n
Producer: Stephanie Divinagracia<\/p>\n
Associate Producer: Tailey Clark<\/p>\n
Sound & Music: Lauryn Kurniawan<\/p>\n
Visual Development Artists: Annie Hsu, Lily Lai, Madi Mitchell, Rachel Tong<\/p>\n
UV Mapping Specialists: Hazel Wong, Kit Yan Lam, Lily Lai, Marissa Tso<\/p>\n
Texturing Artist: Lily Lai<\/p>\n
3D Modeler: Lily Lai<\/p>\n
Riggers: Dy\u2019Quan Gillon, Ernesto Sanz Martinez, Lou Masih, Sharnae Roberts<\/p>\n
3D Animator Lead: Stephanie Divinagracia<\/p>\n
3D Animators: Gaby Alvarez, Haiying Xu, Jeremy Sum, Jordan Chiew, Kaitlyn McGrady, Kit Hickman, Louie Tai, Megan Baker, Mikailah Tersavich<\/p>\n
Additional Animators: Cissy Chow, Erica Wang, Erika Clift, Kit Yan Lam, Marissa Tso, Marlee Stultz, Mathilda Georges, Peyton Lauricella , Rara Agatha Tiara Christa, Sarah Oyerinde, Sungjae Lim<\/p>\n
2D Effects Animator: Alexis Pineda, Tailey Clark<\/p>\n
Lighting and Render Artists: Ernesto Sanz Martinez, Lily Lai<\/p>\n
Motion Graphic Artists: Chell Chiu, Lily Lai<\/p>\n
Special Thanks to: Jenna Zona, Matthew Maloney, Tina O\u2019Hailey<\/p>\n
Produced in Savannah College of Art and Design, Atlanta<\/p>","tablet":"
Co-Producer: Philipp Schorch
Animation Director: Gavin Arucan
Animation Producer: Laura Margulies
Editor: George Wang
Associate Producer: Ida Yoshinaga
Sound Editor\/Design: Alexis Nelson
Animators: Sophia Whalen, Molly Tapken, Mirren Hollison, Danae Naone, Jewel Racasa, Angela Isidro, Alex Narimasu, and Samuel St. John<\/p>"}},"slug":"et_pb_tab"}" data-et-multi-view-load-tablet-hidden="true">
Creator and Director: Lily Lai

Producer: Stephanie Divinagracia

Associate Producer: Tailey Clark

Sound & Music: Lauryn Kurniawan

Visual Development Artists: Annie Hsu, Lily Lai, Madi Mitchell, Rachel Tong

UV Mapping Specialists: Hazel Wong, Kit Yan Lam, Lily Lai, Marissa Tso

Texturing Artist: Lily Lai

3D Modeler: Lily Lai

Riggers: Dy’Quan Gillon, Ernesto Sanz Martinez, Lou Masih, Sharnae Roberts

3D Animator Lead: Stephanie Divinagracia

3D Animators: Gaby Alvarez, Haiying Xu, Jeremy Sum, Jordan Chiew, Kaitlyn McGrady, Kit Hickman, Louie Tai, Megan Baker, Mikailah Tersavich

Additional Animators: Cissy Chow, Erica Wang, Erika Clift, Kit Yan Lam, Marissa Tso, Marlee Stultz, Mathilda Georges, Peyton Lauricella , Rara Agatha Tiara Christa, Sarah Oyerinde, Sungjae Lim

2D Effects Animator: Alexis Pineda, Tailey Clark

Lighting and Render Artists: Ernesto Sanz Martinez, Lily Lai

Motion Graphic Artists: Chell Chiu, Lily Lai

Special Thanks to: Jenna Zona, Matthew Maloney, Tina O’Hailey

Produced in Savannah College of Art and Design, Atlanta

Funding has been provided to Guam International Film Festival, Inc. from Humanities Guåhan and the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) as part of the federal ARP Act of 2021.

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Sina ma Tinirau

programming — Fri, 03 Mar 2023 03:40:25 +0000

8:00pm (CHST)
Tue, May 16<\/strong><\/p>","tablet":"
8:00pm (CHST) | Tue, May 16<\/strong><\/p>"}},"slug":"et_pb_text"}" data-et-multi-view-load-tablet-hidden="true">
8:00pm (CHST)
Tue, May 16

part of the Family Showcase

Watch on PBS Guam

Sina ma Tinirau<\/h2>","phone":"
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Sina ma Tinirau

Fiji | 9 min. | Guam Premiere
Animation, Cultural, Family, Environmental | GIFF Guide: General Audiences – material suitable for all ages<\/p>\n
Synopsis<\/strong><\/p>\n
When a prince is cursed to become an eel and has to win the love of a beautiful woman to become human again, he gifts her with his body in the form of a coconut tree.<\/p>\n
Screenings and Awards<\/strong><\/p>\n
Best Short – Berlin Independent Film Festival
Made in Hawai’i Film Festival
Black Panther International Short Film Festival
Los Angeles International Film Festival
Beyond Border International Film Festival<\/p>","tablet":"
Fiji | 9 min. | Guam Premiere
Animation, Cultural, Family, Environmental | GIFF Guide: General Audiences - material suitable for all ages<\/p>\n
Synopsis<\/strong><\/p>\n
When a prince is cursed to become an eel and has to win the love of a beautiful woman to become human again, he gifts her with his body in the form of a coconut tree.<\/p>\n
Screenings and Awards<\/strong><\/p>\n
Best Short - Berlin Independent Film Festival
Made in Hawai'i Film Festival
Black Panther International Short Film Festival
Los Angeles International Film Festival
Beyond Border International Film Festival<\/p>"}},"slug":"et_pb_text"}" data-et-multi-view-load-tablet-hidden="true">
Fiji | 9 min. | Guam Premiere
Animation, Cultural, Family, Environmental | GIFF Guide: General Audiences – material suitable for all ages

Synopsis

When a prince is cursed to become an eel and has to win the love of a beautiful woman to become human again, he gifts her with his body in the form of a coconut tree.

Screenings and Awards

Best Short – Berlin Independent Film Festival
Made in Hawai’i Film Festival
Black Panther International Short Film Festival
Los Angeles International Film Festival
Beyond Border International Film Festival

Vilsoni Hereniko (Writer\/Director)<\/h2>\n
Vilsoni Hereniko was born and raised on the Polynesian island of Rotuma in Fiji for the first sixteen years of his life. The youngest of eleven children, he learned to tell stories from his father who gifted him with the oral tales of his island. Today he makes a living teaching his students how to tell indigenous stories for the screen.<\/p>\n
His first feature film titled “Pear ta Ma ‘On Maf: The Land Has Eyes” was set on his home island and had its world premiere at Sundance in 2004. Seventeen years later, he tells another story set on his island about the origin of the coconut tree which his people, and many others in Oceania and other parts of the world, regard as the tree of life.<\/p>\n
Website: Vilsoni Hereniko<\/a><\/p>","tablet":"
<\/h2>\n
Vilsoni Hereniko (Writer\/Director)<\/h2>\n
Vilsoni Hereniko was born and raised on the Polynesian island of Rotuma in Fiji for the first sixteen years of his life. The youngest of eleven children, he learned to tell stories from his father who gifted him with the oral tales of his island. Today he makes a living teaching his students how to tell indigenous stories for the screen.<\/p>\n
His first feature film titled \"Pear ta Ma 'On Maf: The Land Has Eyes\" was set on his home island and had its world premiere at Sundance in 2004. Seventeen years later, he tells another story set on his island about the origin of the coconut tree which his people, and many others in Oceania and other parts of the world, regard as the tree of life.<\/p>\n
Website: Vilsoni Hereniko<\/a><\/p>"}},"slug":"et_pb_text"}" data-et-multi-view-load-tablet-hidden="true">
Vilsoni Hereniko (Writer/Director)

Vilsoni Hereniko was born and raised on the Polynesian island of Rotuma in Fiji for the first sixteen years of his life. The youngest of eleven children, he learned to tell stories from his father who gifted him with the oral tales of his island. Today he makes a living teaching his students how to tell indigenous stories for the screen.

His first feature film titled “Pear ta Ma ‘On Maf: The Land Has Eyes” was set on his home island and had its world premiere at Sundance in 2004. Seventeen years later, he tells another story set on his island about the origin of the coconut tree which his people, and many others in Oceania and other parts of the world, regard as the tree of life.

Website: Vilsoni Hereniko

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Vilsoni Hereniko

Co-Producer: Philipp Schorch
Animation Director: Gavin Arucan
Animation Producer: Laura Margulies
Editor: George Wang
Associate Producer: Ida Yoshinaga
Sound Editor/Design: Alexis Nelson
Animators: Sophia Whalen, Molly Tapken, Mirren Hollison, Danae Naone, Jewel Racasa, Angela Isidro, Alex Narimasu, and Samuel St. John

Funding has been provided to Guam International Film Festival, Inc. from Humanities Guåhan and the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) as part of the federal ARP Act of 2021.

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Open Ocean Fishing in the Mariana Archipelago

programming — Fri, 03 Mar 2023 03:40:11 +0000

8:00pm (CHST)
Tue, May 23<\/strong><\/p>","tablet":"
8:00pm (CHST) | Tue, May 23<\/strong><\/p>"}},"slug":"et_pb_text"}" data-et-multi-view-load-tablet-hidden="true">
8:00pm (CHST)
Tue, May 23

part of the Int’l. Doc Shorts<\/a> program<\/p>","tablet":"
part of the Int'l. Doc Shorts<\/a> program<\/p>"}},"slug":"et_pb_text"}" data-et-multi-view-load-tablet-hidden="true">
part of the Int’l. Doc Shorts program

Watch on PBS Guam

Open Ocean Fishing in the Mariana Archipelago<\/h2>","phone":"
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Open Ocean Fishing in the Mariana Archipelago

Guam | 27 min.
Documentary, Cultural, Environmental, Human Rights Issues | GIFF Guide: General Audiences – material suitable for all ages<\/p>\n
Synopsis<\/strong><\/p>\n
The original inhabitants of the Mariana Islands were great open ocean fishermen for 3,000 years. Due to Spanish colonization in the 17th century, they were prevented from doing open ocean fishing for 200 years (about 1750 to 1950). After World War II the fishermen made a remarkable comeback. They are once again great open ocean fishermen.<\/p>\n
Screenings and Awards<\/strong><\/p>\n
Western Pacific Regional Fishery Management Council of Guam
Guam Legislature
Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) Guam
University of Guam Marine Laboratory<\/p>","tablet":"
Guam | 27 min.
Documentary, Cultural, Environmental, Human Rights Issues | GIFF Guide: General Audiences - material suitable for all ages<\/p>\n
Synopsis<\/strong><\/p>\n
The original inhabitants of the Mariana Islands were great open ocean fishermen for 3,000 years. Due to Spanish colonization in the 17th century, they were prevented from doing open ocean fishing for 200 years (about 1750 to 1950). After World War II the fishermen made a remarkable comeback. They are once again great open ocean fishermen.<\/p>\n
Screenings and Awards<\/strong><\/p>\n
Western Pacific Regional Fishery Management Council of Guam
Guam Legislature
Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) Guam
University of Guam Marine Laboratory<\/p>"}},"slug":"et_pb_text"}" data-et-multi-view-load-tablet-hidden="true">
Guam | 27 min.
Documentary, Cultural, Environmental, Human Rights Issues | GIFF Guide: General Audiences – material suitable for all ages

Synopsis

The original inhabitants of the Mariana Islands were great open ocean fishermen for 3,000 years. Due to Spanish colonization in the 17th century, they were prevented from doing open ocean fishing for 200 years (about 1750 to 1950). After World War II the fishermen made a remarkable comeback. They are once again great open ocean fishermen.

Screenings and Awards

Western Pacific Regional Fishery Management Council of Guam
Guam Legislature
Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) Guam
University of Guam Marine Laboratory

Judith R. Amesbury (Writer, <\/span>Director)<\/h2>\n
Judith R. Amesbury is one of the founders and directors of Micronesian Archaeological Research Services, a scientific and educational nonprofit corporation on Guam. She has been doing archaeology on Guam, Saipan, Tinian and Rota for more than 30 years. Her area of expertise is Marine Resource Use. Amesbury has authored numerous articles and reports about fishing and mollusk collecting in the Mariana Islands. She also analyzes the artifacts made of marine materials such as shells and shark teeth.<\/p>","phone":"
Judith R. Amesbury
(Writer, <\/span>Director)<\/h2>\n
Judith R. Amesbury is one of the founders and directors of Micronesian Archaeological Research Services, a scientific and educational nonprofit corporation on Guam. She has been doing archaeology on Guam, Saipan, Tinian and Rota for more than 30 years. Her area of expertise is Marine Resource Use. Amesbury has authored numerous articles and reports about fishing and mollusk collecting in the Mariana Islands. She also analyzes the artifacts made of marine materials such as shells and shark teeth.<\/p>"}},"slug":"et_pb_text"}" data-et-multi-view-load-phone-hidden="true">
Judith R. Amesbury (Writer, Director)

Judith R. Amesbury is one of the founders and directors of Micronesian Archaeological Research Services, a scientific and educational nonprofit corporation on Guam. She has been doing archaeology on Guam, Saipan, Tinian and Rota for more than 30 years. Her area of expertise is Marine Resource Use. Amesbury has authored numerous articles and reports about fishing and mollusk collecting in the Mariana Islands. She also analyzes the artifacts made of marine materials such as shells and shark teeth.

Cast
Crew

Leonard Iriarte
Judith R. Amesbury
Ron Acfalle
Brent Tibbatts
James Borja
Adam San Gil
Stephen Meno
Michael Fleming
Cecilio Raiukiulipiy
Kitty M. Simonds

Producer: Kitty M. Simonds
Director: Carlos Soto Barretto

Funding has been provided to Guam International Film Festival, Inc. from Humanities Guåhan and the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) as part of the federal ARP Act of 2021.

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Our Not So Fairy Tales

programming — Fri, 03 Mar 2023 03:39:57 +0000

8:00pm (CHST)
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8:00pm (CHST)
Tue, May 23

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Our Not So Fairy Tales

United Kingdom | 7 min. | Guam Premiere
Documentary, Animation, Cultural, Social Issues, Immigration | GIFF Guide: General Audiences – material suitable for all ages<\/p>\n
Synopsis<\/strong><\/p>\n
This film has gathered eight Hongkongers’ migration stories, and there are nine in total including the director’s own story. People relocate for different reasons, but our emotions and feelings are somehow similar. We might feel bitter about leaving home, but here’s the fact, we are sad because we loved and still love this place. Maybe we just chose to capture the most beautiful scenarios of Hong Kong in our hearts, so it will last forever.<\/p>","tablet":"
United Kingdom | 7 min. | Guam Premiere
Documentary, Animation, Cultural, Social Issues, Immigration | GIFF Guide: General Audiences - material suitable for all ages<\/p>\n
Synopsis<\/strong><\/p>\n
This film has gathered eight Hongkongers' migration stories, and there are nine in total including the director's own story. People relocate for different reasons, but our emotions and feelings are somehow similar. We might feel bitter about leaving home, but here's the fact, we are sad because we loved and still love this place. Maybe we just chose to capture the most beautiful scenarios of Hong Kong in our hearts, so it will last forever.<\/p>"}},"slug":"et_pb_text"}" data-et-multi-view-load-tablet-hidden="true">
United Kingdom | 7 min. | Guam Premiere
Documentary, Animation, Cultural, Social Issues, Immigration | GIFF Guide: General Audiences – material suitable for all ages

Synopsis

This film has gathered eight Hongkongers’ migration stories, and there are nine in total including the director’s own story. People relocate for different reasons, but our emotions and feelings are somehow similar. We might feel bitter about leaving home, but here’s the fact, we are sad because we loved and still love this place. Maybe we just chose to capture the most beautiful scenarios of Hong Kong in our hearts, so it will last forever.

Monday Cheung (<\/span>Director)<\/h2>\n
I\u2019m a Hong Kong based illustrator and animator, who always wandering around Taiwan and the UK. I find interested in cooperating with other designers and companies, for example WWF as I prefer jamming ideas with others and stay open to comments. Ideas need shocks. Art is my enjoyment, passion and motivation to improve myself, after all, art is how I communicate with and respond to the surroundings.<\/p>\n
Apart from doodling and sketching randomly, I especially enjoy doing projects as they are allowed to spend more time on details, and it\u2019s meaningful to create decent works for specific purposes. Being an International student and growing up in Hong Kong, I have developed a curious and fearless attitude towards the society. With the ability to design and communicate, I aim to let my art works speak for themselves.<\/p>\n
Website: Our Not So Fairy Tales<\/a><\/p>","phone":"
Monday Cheung
(<\/span>Director)<\/h2>\n
I\u2019m a Hong Kong based illustrator and animator, who always wandering around Taiwan and the UK. I find interested in cooperating with other designers and companies, for example WWF as I prefer jamming ideas with others and stay open to comments. Ideas need shocks. Art is my enjoyment, passion and motivation to improve myself, after all, art is how I communicate with and respond to the surroundings.<\/p>\n
Apart from doodling and sketching randomly, I especially enjoy doing projects as they are allowed to spend more time on details, and it\u2019s meaningful to create decent works for specific purposes. Being an International student and growing up in Hong Kong, I have developed a curious and fearless attitude towards the society. With the ability to design and communicate, I aim to let my art works speak for themselves.<\/p>\n
Website: Our Not So Fairy Tales<\/a><\/p>"}},"slug":"et_pb_text"}" data-et-multi-view-load-phone-hidden="true">
Monday Cheung (Director)

I’m a Hong Kong based illustrator and animator, who always wandering around Taiwan and the UK. I find interested in cooperating with other designers and companies, for example WWF as I prefer jamming ideas with others and stay open to comments. Ideas need shocks. Art is my enjoyment, passion and motivation to improve myself, after all, art is how I communicate with and respond to the surroundings.

Apart from doodling and sketching randomly, I especially enjoy doing projects as they are allowed to spend more time on details, and it’s meaningful to create decent works for specific purposes. Being an International student and growing up in Hong Kong, I have developed a curious and fearless attitude towards the society. With the ability to design and communicate, I aim to let my art works speak for themselves.

Website: Our Not So Fairy Tales

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Funding has been provided to Guam International Film Festival, Inc. from Humanities Guåhan and the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) as part of the federal ARP Act of 2021.

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Charaiveti

programming — Fri, 03 Mar 2023 03:39:29 +0000

8:00pm (CHST)
Tue, May 09<\/strong><\/p>","tablet":"
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8:00pm (CHST)
Tue, May 09

Watch on PBS Guam

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Charaiveti

India | 72 min. | Guam Premiere
Documentary, Cultural, Adventure, Sports | GIFF Guide: General Audiences – material suitable for all ages<\/p>\n
Synopsis<\/strong><\/p>\n
In February 2017, Chandan Biswas, a resident of Barasat, West Bengal set off on his bicycle on an arduous journey of 153 days, traversing 6249 kms, crisscrossing 4 different countries to become the first man to complete the Trans-Himalayan expedition on a bicycle.<\/p>\n
Armed with a fixed lens go pro camera, Chandan shot this incredible and spectacular journey of his and came back with a footage of over 52 hours. Charaiveti was born out of this very footage.<\/p>\n
Charaiveti is a point of view personal diary about Chandan\u2019s desire to create a new record. For a man who is otherwise afraid of wolves, scared of waterfalls, wary of landslides, seeks tea at every nook and corner – Charaiveti is not a film about a super hero adventurer. Charaiveti is an inward journey of a man discovering and conquering one’s fears and living to tell the tale.<\/p>\n
The film is also a journey into realizing that records are not what an adventurer\u2019s journeys are about. It is much more and beyond. It is about the lost songs from childhood, of missing old friends, making new ones, that feeling of homesickness and the desire to return home to have mom\u2019s fish curry.<\/p>\n
Charaiveti. For the unflinching traveller in all of us\u2026<\/p>\n
Screenings and Awards<\/strong><\/p>\n
Winner – Best Mountain Film, Istanbul Film Awards
Best Editing – Accolade Global Film Competition
Best Travel Film – Druk International Film Festival
Kolkata International Film Festival
Chennai International Documentary & Short Film Festival<\/p>","tablet":"
India | 72 min. | Guam Premiere
Documentary, Cultural, Adventure, Sports | GIFF Guide: General Audiences - material suitable for all ages<\/p>\n
Synopsis<\/strong><\/p>\n
In February 2017, Chandan Biswas, a resident of Barasat, West Bengal set off on his bicycle on an arduous journey of 153 days, traversing 6249 kms, crisscrossing 4 different countries to become the first man to complete the Trans-Himalayan expedition on a bicycle.<\/p>\n
Armed with a fixed lens go pro camera, Chandan shot this incredible and spectacular journey of his and came back with a footage of over 52 hours. Charaiveti was born out of this very footage.<\/p>\n
Charaiveti is a point of view personal diary about Chandan\u2019s desire to create a new record. For a man who is otherwise afraid of wolves, scared of waterfalls, wary of landslides, seeks tea at every nook and corner - Charaiveti is not a film about a super hero adventurer. Charaiveti is an inward journey of a man discovering and conquering one's fears and living to tell the tale.<\/p>\n
The film is also a journey into realizing that records are not what an adventurer\u2019s journeys are about. It is much more and beyond. It is about the lost songs from childhood, of missing old friends, making new ones, that feeling of homesickness and the desire to return home to have mom\u2019s fish curry.<\/p>\n
Charaiveti. For the unflinching traveller in all of us\u2026<\/p>\n
Screenings and Awards<\/strong><\/p>\n
Winner - Best Mountain Film, Istanbul Film Awards
Best Editing - Accolade Global Film Competition
Best Travel Film - Druk International Film Festival
Kolkata International Film Festival
Chennai International Documentary & Short Film Festival<\/p>"}},"slug":"et_pb_text"}" data-et-multi-view-load-tablet-hidden="true">
India | 72 min. | Guam Premiere
Documentary, Cultural, Adventure, Sports | GIFF Guide: General Audiences – material suitable for all ages

Synopsis

In February 2017, Chandan Biswas, a resident of Barasat, West Bengal set off on his bicycle on an arduous journey of 153 days, traversing 6249 kms, crisscrossing 4 different countries to become the first man to complete the Trans-Himalayan expedition on a bicycle.

Armed with a fixed lens go pro camera, Chandan shot this incredible and spectacular journey of his and came back with a footage of over 52 hours. Charaiveti was born out of this very footage.

Charaiveti is a point of view personal diary about Chandan’s desire to create a new record. For a man who is otherwise afraid of wolves, scared of waterfalls, wary of landslides, seeks tea at every nook and corner – Charaiveti is not a film about a super hero adventurer. Charaiveti is an inward journey of a man discovering and conquering one’s fears and living to tell the tale.

The film is also a journey into realizing that records are not what an adventurer’s journeys are about. It is much more and beyond. It is about the lost songs from childhood, of missing old friends, making new ones, that feeling of homesickness and the desire to return home to have mom’s fish curry.

Charaiveti. For the unflinching traveller in all of us…

Screenings and Awards

Winner – Best Mountain Film, Istanbul Film Awards
Best Editing – Accolade Global Film Competition
Best Travel Film – Druk International Film Festival
Kolkata International Film Festival
Chennai International Documentary & Short Film Festival

Bauddhayan Mukherji (<\/span>Producer, Director)<\/h2>\n
Bauddhayan aka ‘Buddy’ (born 1 June 1973) is a national award winning Indian filmmaker based in Mumbai. He is the co-founder\u2014along with this wife Monalisa\u2014of Little Lamb Films, which has produced three feature films, Teenkahon, The Violin Player and Manikbabur Megh (The Cloud & The Man) and one documentary short, Kiske Liye (Who Is This Women’s Day For?) His forthcoming films include Marichjhapi and The Bookkeeper’s Wife.<\/p>\n
Marichjhapi, his next directorial venture for Little Lamb Films has already created a buzz in the international co-production market when it was chosen to represent India at the prestigious Asian Project Market at Busan 2019 and Cin\u00e9fondation L’Atelier at the Cannes Film Festival 2020. One of Bauddhayan’s forthcoming directorial project, The Bookkeeper’s Wife, was part of the Co-production Market at Film Bazaar 2020 and the Torino Film Lab NXT, 2021.<\/p>","tablet":"
Bauddhayan Mukherji (<\/span>Producer, Director)<\/h2>\n
Bauddhayan aka 'Buddy' (born 1 June 1973) is a national award winning Indian filmmaker based in Mumbai. He is the co-founder\u2014along with this wife Monalisa\u2014of Little Lamb Films, which has produced three feature films, Teenkahon, The Violin Player and Manikbabur Megh (The Cloud & The Man) and one documentary short, Kiske Liye (Who Is This Women's Day For?) His forthcoming films include Marichjhapi and The Bookkeeper's Wife.<\/p>\n
Marichjhapi, his next directorial venture for Little Lamb Films has already created a buzz in the international co-production market when it was chosen to represent India at the prestigious Asian Project Market at Busan 2019 and Cin\u00e9fondation L'Atelier at the Cannes Film Festival 2020. One of Bauddhayan's forthcoming directorial project, The Bookkeeper's Wife, was part of the Co-production Market at Film Bazaar 2020 and the Torino Film Lab NXT, 2021.<\/p>","phone":"
Bauddhayan Mukherji
(<\/span>Producer, Director)<\/h2>\n
Bauddhayan aka 'Buddy' (born 1 June 1973) is a national award winning Indian filmmaker based in Mumbai. He is the co-founder\u2014along with this wife Monalisa\u2014of Little Lamb Films, which has produced three feature films, Teenkahon, The Violin Player and Manikbabur Megh (The Cloud & The Man) and one documentary short, Kiske Liye (Who Is This Women's Day For?) His forthcoming films include Marichjhapi and The Bookkeeper's Wife.<\/p>\n
Marichjhapi, his next directorial venture for Little Lamb Films has already created a buzz in the international co-production market when it was chosen to represent India at the prestigious Asian Project Market at Busan 2019 and Cin\u00e9fondation L'Atelier at the Cannes Film Festival 2020. One of Bauddhayan's forthcoming directorial project, The Bookkeeper's Wife, was part of the Co-production Market at Film Bazaar 2020 and the Torino Film Lab NXT, 2021.<\/p>"}},"slug":"et_pb_text"}" data-et-multi-view-load-tablet-hidden="true" data-et-multi-view-load-phone-hidden="true">
Bauddhayan Mukherji (Producer, Director)

Bauddhayan aka ‘Buddy’ (born 1 June 1973) is a national award winning Indian filmmaker based in Mumbai. He is the co-founder—along with this wife Monalisa—of Little Lamb Films, which has produced three feature films, Teenkahon, The Violin Player and Manikbabur Megh (The Cloud & The Man) and one documentary short, Kiske Liye (Who Is This Women’s Day For?) His forthcoming films include Marichjhapi and The Bookkeeper’s Wife.

Marichjhapi, his next directorial venture for Little Lamb Films has already created a buzz in the international co-production market when it was chosen to represent India at the prestigious Asian Project Market at Busan 2019 and Cinéfondation L’Atelier at the Cannes Film Festival 2020. One of Bauddhayan’s forthcoming directorial project, The Bookkeeper’s Wife, was part of the Co-production Market at Film Bazaar 2020 and the Torino Film Lab NXT, 2021.

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Chandan Biswas

Writer: Bauddhayan Mukherji
Co-Director: Chandan Biswas
Cinematographer: Chandan Biswas
Editor: Abhro Banerjee
Colorist: Avinash J Shukla
CGI: e-Motion Factory
Sound Designer: Abhijit Tenny Roy
Music Director: Raja Narayan Deb
Post Producer: Sushant Tambe
Publicity Design: Abhinandan Banerjee
Producer: Monalisa Mukherji
Production Company: Little Lamb Films

Funding has been provided to Guam International Film Festival, Inc. from Humanities Guåhan and the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) as part of the federal ARP Act of 2021.

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Guam International Film Festival

2023 GIFF Select Showcase

APR 4 - MAY 23

12th Annual Guam-USA International Film Festival

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Community. Education. Entertainment.

Over 25 Films From 10 Countries

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Pacific Islanders in Communications Showcase

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2023 GIFF Select Showcase Showtimes and Info

Showtimes and Info

WAYS TO WATCH

Tuesday, April 4 | 8PM (CHST)

8:00PM | PACIFIC ISLANDERS IN COMMUNICATION SHOWCASE

The Healer Stones of Kapaemahu

9:00PM | STUDENT SHOWCASE

Tala

My Dog Has Fleas

Kauna'oa

Good Guy

Tuesday, April 11 | 8PM (CHST)

8:00PM | FERGUSON RISES

Ferguson Rises

FOLLOWED BY

Tuesday, April 18 | 8PM (CHST)

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8:00PM | INT’L. DRAMA SHORTS PROGRAM B

Hunter Rhapsody

As Bitter As Sweet

An Island Drifts

Winter's Tale

FOLLOWED BY

Tuesday, April 25 | 8PM (CHST)

8:00PM | THE SHOW MUST GO ON

The Show Must Go On

FOLLOWED BY

Tuesday, May 2 | 8PM (CHST)

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8:00PM | INT’L. DRAMA SHORTS PROGRAM A

Puzzle in the Palm

Vacation Event

The Discipline (Shiksha)

FOLLOWED BY

Tuesday, May 9 | 8PM (CHST)

8:00PM | CHARAIVETI

Charaiveti

FOLLOWED BY

Tuesday, May 16 | 8PM (CHST)

8:00PM | FAMILY SHOWCASE

Novena

Cow

Jumbo

Manō

Sina ma Tinirau

To Find My Real Love

FOLLOWED BY

Tuesday, May 23 | 8PM (CHST)

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8:00PM | INT’L. DOCUMENTARY SHORTS

Our Not So Fairy Tales

My Chinatown, With Aloha

Motoluv

Open Ocean Fishing in the Mariana Archipelago

Ke Kahea: An Invitation Into Sacred Space

FOLLOWED BY

Winter’s Tale

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Winter’s Tale

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