Hawaii, l'âme du ukulélé

Joann Sfar, a passionate ukulele player and cartoonist, travels to Hawaii to uncover the rich history of this beloved instrument. The documentary explores how the ukulele, introduced in 1879 by Portuguese immigrants, embodies the spirit of 'Aloha'—a philosophy that emphasizes hospitality, joy, love, and respect.

Throughout the film, Sfar engages with various craftsmen, musicians, dancers, and cultural guardians, painting a picture of the ukulele's role in Hawaiian life. His journey is not just about the instrument itself but also about the community and traditions that surround it. This documentary is a unique exploration of music and culture, appealing to those interested in the intersection of art and history.