A First Look At Princess Ka’iulani Movie Trailer
Princess Ka'iulani
The much anticipated film, PRINCESS KA’IULANI was expected to premier next month at the Hawaii International Film Festival, but the final editing couldn’t be completed in time. Instead, the film is slated to be release in 2009.
The film written and directed by Marc Forby and co-produced by Matador Pictures, Trailblazer Films and Island Film Group. Princess Ka’iulani was portrayed by former Hawaii resident Q’Orianka Kilcher, best known for her role as Pocahontas in the 2005 film ‘The New World‘ starring Colin Farrell.
Here’s a sneak peek of the movie trailer – Princes Ka’iulani
The true story of a young Hawaiian Princess who must choose between love and duty when her kingdom falls apart in the midst of a bitter civil war. ~Matador Pictures~
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Victoria Kawekiu Lunalilo Kalaninuiahilapalapa Ka’iulani Cleghorn was born in Honolulu on October 16, 1875 and was the crown princess and heir to the throne of the Kingdom of Hawai’i. Princess Ka’iulani died about a year after Hawaii’s annexation at the age of 23.
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Trailer seems great…. wondering how would the movie look?
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im in the movie i am the only child thats has a role and the movie is beautiful and lovely!
she doesn’t even look hawaiian. We need to have our own portraying our own. We have beautiful women, and i don’t believe this lady’s portrayal would do justice to our people.
mahalo
I am very pleased to see that someone has the fortitude to present one of Hawai’i’s most beloved people to the big screen! As a lover of Hawi’iana, I feel that the story of her Highness, Princess Kaiulani, should be told! I hope the motion picture does well, and will bring a message to the public that Hawai’i is more than beaches and hotels! It was a nation! Like most other people, I was saddened that she had such a short, tragic life! Mahalo to those that are bringing her story to the big screen! Whilst the storyline may not be totally accurate, the world will at least know who she was, and what she stood for!
Pinoy Pride!!!