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11 mag 2023 · The film, directed by David L. Cunningham in his second foray on Hawaii after 2018’s Running for Grace, presents the documented true account of a married couple who would not be separated by the authorities and their ensuing clash versus American soldiers. The resulting psuedo-Western indie movie combines respectful historical notes with the ...
The Wind & the Reckoning. As an outbreak of leprosy engulfs 19th-century colonial Hawai'i, a small group of infected Native Hawaiians resist government-mandated exile, taking a courageous stand against the provisional government in a story inspired by real-life events. Film entirely in Hawai'i with Hawaiian crew and mostly all Hawaiian cast ...
12 mag 2023 · 1893. The Hawaiian Kingdom has been overthrown by a Western power just as an outbreak of leprosy engulfs the tropical paradise. The new government orders all Native Hawaiians suspected of having the foreign disease banished permanently to a remote colony on the island of Moloka'i that is known as 'the island of the living grave'. When a local cowboy named Ko’olau and his young son Kalei ...
25 mag 2023 · Sadly, the film does not carry the emotional punch that the subject matter warrants. ... The Wind & the Reckoning Not rated. Running time: 1 hour 34 minutes. In theaters.
Also attending in person, “The Wind & the Reckoning” screenwriter John Fusco, who has long championed indigenous rights through his films (Thunderheart, Spirit, Dreamkeeper), the film’s leading actors, Jason Scott Lee (Bruce Lee, Jungle Book, Mulan), Lindsay Anuhea Watson (Finding Ohana), Henry Ian Cusick (Lost,The 100), and the film’s Director David L. Cunningham (To End All Wars) as ...
San Diego International Film Festival - Film #9. Decent western. Never saw one set in Hawai'i before. I don't think it's necessary to explain the morality of the situation explained so much in the dialogue. However, it is unabashedly more of a history lesson than an entertainment film.
1 nov 2022 · Called The Wind & The Reckoning, the film is directed by David L. Cunningham (To End All Wars – 2001; Running for Grace – 2018) and stars Jason Scott Lee as Koʻolau (Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story – 1994; Mulan – 2020), and Lindsey Anuhea Watson as Piʻilani (Finding ʻOhana – 2021).
