Rainbows of Hawai'i

"Rainbows of Hawai'i" presents a vivid tapestry of Hawai'ian legends, drama, and animation in a concise runtime of 10 minutes. Directed by Faith Hubley, the film features the battle of Hi'iaka and the Dragon God, the tale of a little green shark, and the fabled exploits of Maui the prankster.

The film also highlights the significance of childbirth through the character of Haumea, the singing tree. The animation intertwines these narratives with the universal theme of the sacredness of children, celebrated through a dance that embodies both life and death. Co-produced by Emily Hubley and featuring music by Don Christensen, this short film captures the essence of its cultural roots in a compact format.