Triton Oshiro

E Mālama Pono, Willy Boy

When a Native Hawaiian Police Officer is called in on his day off to evict the protesting Native Hawaiian residents of a homeless settlement deemed “illegal” by the State of Hawaii, he is forced to choose between supporting his family, upholding the law, and doing what is morally right . . . or PONO.

Mo'o!

While grieving over a death, Mika takes his older cousin, Kekoa, to haunted spots around Oʻahu to prove the existence of the afterlife. They discover that each handles loss in exceptionally different ways.

Mauka to Makai

Kaipo loves his cousin Akamu, but worries when he notices him begin to slip and sell hard drugs again, after a period of sobriety. Other members of his family and community try to influence him as well but ultimately it will be Akamu's decision on how to continue to live his life.