SEEING WITH HAWAIIAN EYES
Lehia establishes an indigenous farm with her partner Brad and father Ricky, preserving their Native Hawaiian culture. Together, they perpetuate practices through agroforestry and explore the profound impact of the Kaho‘olawe bombings. Witness their commitment to a sustainable future deeply rooted in traditions.
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Credits
Director(s):
Hunter Naho‘oikaikaProducer(s):
Jacy SagunWriter(s):
Hunter Naho‘oikaikaCast:
Lehia Apana, Brad Bayless, Ricky Apana, Alika Gomes, Adam GomesPresented as Part Of THE KĀNAKA MAOLI LEGACY: NEW HAWAIIAN DOCS
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