Director Vu Chau's film follows the reunion of a couple split up by the conflagration and studies the obstacles between them and their happiness. Having no car of her own to perform the errand, she gets help from a flower-delivery man. The festival ends with a documentary by Eddie and Myrna Kamae, written by James D. Houston. Hawaiian music has been a primary force for cultural continuity in the presence of untold millions of tourists and new arrivals. The next day, at noon, at the UA Riverfront, there will be a screening of Broken Journey , directed by Sandip Ray and based on his father's screenplay and notes.
Admission is free except for the closing-night film.
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