Footage of Crater Festival circa 1976, including performance by comedy group Booga Booga, booths selling art and clothing at the Crater, and a...

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00:21:13

Footage of a teacher teaching a class of children, spanning multiple days.

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00:12:28

Produced by Queen Liliʻuokalani Children's Center this program describes the Hawaiian language program which uses the retired kūpuna generation to...

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00:26:43

Photographer Cliff Watson wants to show the transition of the sugar culture that has dominated the isolated community of Pāhala on the Big Island...

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00:29:29

Last harvest and cane haul at the Oʻahu Sugar Company plantation in ʻEwa Hawaiʻi on April 8, 1995.

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00:13:23

Pāhala Hongwanji holds its last bon dance in 1999. Includes the service, ceremony, dancing, and interviews with members that grew up at the...

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01:00:40

Last day at the sugar mill in Kāʻu includes footage of raking and hauling cane, burning cane fields, and processing at the mill.

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00:46:57

Workers barbeque and play cards in the lunch room after the last day of work.

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00:10:00

Before sugarcane is harvested, the field is burned "to remove the unproductive leafy material that makes up 20 to 25 percent of the cane plant. The...

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00:12:53

The filmmaker Cliff Watson and photographer Franco Salmoiraghi take pictures of abandoned building in Kāʻū.

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00:09:00

Photographer Franco Salmoiraghi takes pictures of Japanese cemetery in Pāhala.

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00:10:51

Last day at the sugar mill in Kāʻu includes footage of raking and hauling cane, burning cane fields, and processing at the mill.

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00:55:43

Last day at the sugar mill in Kāʻu includes footage of raking and hauling cane, burning cane fields, and processing at the mill.

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00:31:01

Last day at the sugar mill workers prepare for closing by shutting down machines and placing caution tape around some parts of the mill.

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00:25:00