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‘Finding Ohana’ finds success

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                                From left to right: “Finding ‘Ohana” actors Alex Aiono as E, Lindsay Watson as Hana, Kea Peahu as Pili andOwen Vaccaro as Casper.
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From left to right: “Finding ‘Ohana” actors Alex Aiono as E, Lindsay Watson as Hana, Kea Peahu as Pili andOwen Vaccaro as Casper.

COURTESY JENNIFER ROSE CLASEN/NETFLIX
                                From left to right: “Finding ‘Ohana” actors Alex Aiono as E, Lindsay Watson as Hana, Kea Peahu as Pili andOwen Vaccaro as Casper.

‘Finding Ohana’ actors Brad Kalilimoku, Lindsay Watson and Branscombe Richmond joined Spotlight Hawaii this morning to talk about the success of the film, released this January on Netflix.

Much of the movie, set in Hawaii, was shot on Oahu, and features a variety of local actors. The three spoke about how special it was to be telling the stories of the people and places they are from.

State Film Commission Donne Dawson later joined the program to discuss the outlook for productions in Hawaii in 2021, and the economic impact they have.

Watch via the video above or through our Facebook page.


Spotlight Hawaii, which shines a light on issues affecting Hawaii, airs live 10:30 a.m. every Monday, Wednesday and Friday on the Honolulu Star-Advertiser’s Facebook page. Join Ryan Kalei Tsuji and Yunji de Nies this month for a conversation with guests. Click here to watch previous conversations and to view the rest of this month’s schedule.


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