Coffee Talk Cinema

Coffee Talk Cinema Coffee Talk, that Kaimuki icon, is now a cool place to host a screening for independent films. It's called "Coffee Talk Cinema".

Coffee Talk Cinema is a program designed to help out the local film maker share their art and network with the community. On an agreed upon date, Coffee Talk will provide the space, the hardware, and the tech crew to screen your short, documentary or feature. The primary goal is to promote the local film maker, but on occasion we may kick out a classic that just needs to be seen again. Post film discussions are essential.

It was an incredible night at Coffee Talk with the premiere of Robert Pennybacker's two new short films "Tale of Two Bea...
02/12/2015

It was an incredible night at Coffee Talk with the premiere of Robert Pennybacker's two new short films "Tale of Two Beaches" and "Song Without Words".

Free Screening • Wednesday February 11 • 7:00 pm and 8:30 pmHonolulu-based filmmaker Robert Pennybacker presents the pre...
01/25/2015

Free Screening • Wednesday February 11 • 7:00 pm and 8:30 pm

Honolulu-based filmmaker Robert Pennybacker presents the premiere of two new films.

"A Tale of Two Beaches" (7 minutes)
"Song Without Words" (35 minutes)

Robert Pennybacker to premiere two new films atCoffee Talk Cinema Wednesday, February 11, 2015 (free screenings at 7:0...
01/25/2015

Robert Pennybacker to premiere two new films at
Coffee Talk Cinema Wednesday, February 11, 2015
(free screenings at 7:00 p.m. and 8:30 p.m.)

“A Tale of Two Beaches” (Running time: 7 minutes)

Synopsis: A poetic film about two neighboring beaches on Oahu’s South Shore and their relationships to life, death, and rebirth.

Written and Directed by: Robert Pennybacker
Director of Photography: Ken Libby
Editor: Daniel Bernardoni
Sound Design: Ross Okamura
Guitar: Shoji Ledward
Keyboards: Aron Nelson

“Song Without Words” (Running time: Approximately 35 minutes)

Synopsis: A year after his death, a man asks the women in his life to come together to figure out who he really was.

The actors improvised all of their own dialog. The cast includes Lorraine Akiba, Donalyn Dela Cruz, Leonelle Akana, and Sylvana Aiquipa. Also featured are Jocelyn Racoma and Jeannette Trevias.

Story by: Robert Pennybacker
Director: Robert Pennybacker
Director of Photography: Ken Libby
Editor: Daniel Bernardoni
Music by: The Honolulu Jazz Quartet
Jeannette Trevias
Laura Nyro

Tonight's screening of 'Ike was was outstanding! I think a lot of viewers felt good about seeing the positive things ha...
01/10/2015

Tonight's screening of 'Ike was was outstanding! I think a lot of viewers felt good about seeing the positive things happening in our educational community. Mahalo Matthew Nagato for sharing these beautiful stories.

Free Screening • Friday January 9, 2015 • 6:30 pm The future of our children, our health, and our society, will depend o...
01/03/2015

Free Screening • Friday January 9, 2015 • 6:30 pm

The future of our children, our health, and our society, will depend on how we meet the defining social challenge of our time: developing a quality, comprehensive education system. In this emotional, intimate sequel to "Ola - Health is Everything," students, teachers, and advocates share stories of hope and triumph that kindle the fires of our determination to build a vibrant, healthier world.

Please join us for this free screening with filmmaker Matthew Nagato on hand for discussion post screening. This film premiered and was sold out at the recent HIFF in November 2014. Seating is limited
'Ike Website
http://www.ikemovie.com/

'Ike Trailer
http://vimeo.com/hawaiipca/review/106887930/9e9207e7c4

'Ike page
https://www.facebook.com/ikemovie?fref=photo

01/02/2015

Aloha "Film Friday" friends. I apologize for the long gap in screenings. It was difficult to keep our screening dates to just Fridays, so we've changed the name to "Coffee Talk Cinema" allowing us to screen on any day of the week. We look forward to a fantastic year of great screenings. Comment or message me if you have any questions about upcoming screenings or would like to show your work at Coffee Talk.

Mahalo,
Mike Higgins
Program Director

January 9, 2015 • 6:30 pm • 'Ike by Matthew NagatoThe future of our children, our health, and our society, will depend o...
01/02/2015

January 9, 2015 • 6:30 pm • 'Ike by Matthew Nagato

The future of our children, our health, and our society, will depend on how we meet the defining social challenge of our time: developing a quality, comprehensive education system. In this emotional, intimate sequel to "Ola - Health is Everything," students, teachers, and advocates share stories of hope and triumph that kindle the fires of our determination to build a vibrant, healthier world.

Please join us for this free screening with filmmaker Matthew Nagato on hand for discussion post screening. This film premiered and was sold out at the recent HIFF in November 2014. Seating is limited

Film Website
http://www.ikemovie.com

Here is a link to the trailer
http://vimeo.com/hawaiipca/review/106887930/9e9207e7c4

'Ike page
https://www.facebook.com/ikemovie?fref=photo

Mahalo Jeff Katts for allowing Coffee Talk to screen "Jackie Claxton and the Battles from Beyond" on Feb. 7. Jeff has c...
02/12/2014

Mahalo Jeff Katts for allowing Coffee Talk to screen "Jackie Claxton and the Battles from Beyond" on Feb. 7. Jeff has created over 100 characters over a 10 year span of film making here in Hawaii. Watch out Marvel.

Mahalo to Kamuela Vance for sharing "Kalo Culture" with us. It was an insight to the lifestyle of Daniel Anthony and th...
02/01/2014

Mahalo to Kamuela Vance for sharing "Kalo Culture" with us. It was an insight to the lifestyle of Daniel Anthony and the music / poetry behind the Haleiwa Taro Festival.

January 31, 2014 • 7:00 pmKalo Culture • Kamuela Vance 61 minutesKalo Culture is about a group of people following tradi...
01/09/2014

January 31, 2014 • 7:00 pm
Kalo Culture • Kamuela Vance
61 minutes

Kalo Culture is about a group of people following traditions and a way of life. Focusing on Daniel Anthony of Mana Ai and his family during three days leading up to the Kalo Festival at the Haleiwa Farmers Market. Also featuring many local artists, activists, musicians, and poets who share their talents and love of culture with the community. This Culture and way of life is in danger of becoming extinct due to western influences, development and competition in the Poi industry.

Q & A post screening with Kamuela Vance. As an added feature to the evening we will be screening the trailer for Daniel Anthony's soon to be released film "I Am Haloa". Daniel Anthony will also be demonstrating the art of poi pounding.

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3601 Waialae Avenue
Honolulu, HI
96816

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