PRESS HIGHLIGHTS
PBS Hawai'i Presents
Dear Thalia
PBS HAWAIÊ»I PRESENTS “Dear Thalia,” a film that provides a rare, close-up view of one homeless family’s story. Filmed over a four-month period, it follows Tracy and Tabatha Martin and their three-year old daughter, Thalia as they live in a homeless encampment in the KakaÊ»ako neighborhood in Honolulu. This documentary is available for a limited time only.
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OTHER HIGHLIGHTS
Best Documentary Feature - March 2021
Los Angeles Film Awards
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Winner of Summer Photo Contest
Anzeiger Luzern
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Bernard Badion: Director of “I Won’t Miss You”
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Milton Liu: Writer, director and producer of “I Hate Big Phony”
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Rex Moribe: Director and producer of “Dear Thalia”
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Asiroh Cham: Writer and director of “My Name Is Asiroh”
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Vijay Mohan Social Change Award
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Powerful Photos Show What Life Is Like For A Homeless 3-Year-Old In Hawaii
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