Immerse yourself in the inspiring story of dedicated volunteers at Auwahi, a historic forest on the island of Maui in Hawaii, in this gorgeous animated film.
Synopsis
Immerse yourself in the inspiring story of dedicated volunteers at Auwahi, a historic forest on the island of Maui in Hawaii, in this gorgeous animated film. These remarkable individuals have spent 25 years restoring the forest’s former vibrancy. Through spectacular animation, the film spotlights how collective efforts can yield significant environmental change.
Directors: Jilli Rose | Country: Australia | Running Time: 22 min | Language: English
Screening Details
- Festival Screening: 17 September 2023
- Premiere: UK Premiere
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About the Filmmaker
Jilli Rose, a self-taught animator and director based in Victoria, Australia, is known for her creative and collaborative projects, spanning game design to scientific illustrations to reconstructing ancient creatures. Her three short films Sticky (2014), Bright Spots (2016), and Ola Ka Honua (2022) have collectively participated in over 100 film festivals and won numerous awards.