The Island in Me will travel to Tahiti’s, as they say the documentary Capital of Oceania in February 2022.

The film will also be in competition at FIFO! Tahiti was the birth country of Johnny Frisbie so this is thrilling for us!

Gemma will be attending!

For more information on FIFO line up visit https://www.fifotahiti.com/fifo-2022-en/

Also Jason Sanders of Filmmaker Magazine gives his review of HIFF41.

Thank you for mentioning The Island In Me! To read his article clink on link below!

https://filmmakermagazine.com/112717-rivers-and-eyes…/…

Here we share the kind & encouraging words from the Coast Film Festival Team! Thank you so much for such beautiful and generous recognition!

“This annual award goes to the filmmaker who tells a story about an important topic and effectively uses the power of film to inform and inspire audiences to take action and make a positive impact for the planet.

OUR ATOLL SPEAKS made our audience aware of the Pukapuka/Nassau, Cook Islands and the conservation practices of the people on these remote places. The short film does a great job documenting the environmental practices of the community and highlighting the beauty, knowledge and uniqueness of these atolls and the people who live there. They are already being affected by climate change but their story gives us hope of their survival through their management practices that ensures biodiversity, food security and sustainable use of resources.

In addition to the recognition, the award includes a $1,500 prize to be used towards your next film project as well as an introduction to award winning IMAX filmmaker Greg MacGillivray and his wife Barbara who are passionate about film, environmental education and conservation.” – The Coast Film Festival Team

To read this article please click on link below! Thank you to Joseph Pimentel for your time with us!

https://spectrumlocalnews.com/hi/hawaii/movies-and-film/2021/10/28/how–the-island-in-me—playing-at-the-hawaii-international-film-festival–changed-its-filmmaker?cid=share_clip