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The 15th Annual Honolulu Surf Film Festival (HSFF) returns to the Honolulu Museum of Art (HoMA) Doris Duke Theatre with a primo lineup of shorts and features from Hawaiʻi and around the world as well as events, talk story sessions and other programming…
July 11th-August 4th.
This evening tickets are sold out…
The 15th Annual Honolulu Surf Film Festival has an amazing opening night. The place will be packed with a multi-generation surf tribe. The vibe was contagious as everyone got caught up with those they haven’t surfed or talked story with for a while.
If you’ve never been to the Doris Duke Theater venue you must grab a ticket for your family and friends…and make a night out of it! There are features old and new, from Hawaii and around the globe. There’s even Talk Story sessions and other programming.
The first movie is The Shape of Things: The Dick Brewer Story. Dick is a true icon of surfboard design. He’s been called ‘surfing’s most influential board maker’ for many generations. Dick passed away on May 28th 2022 in his home in Hawaii. He was 85. If you want to catch the show it will play again Saturday July 20th at 2pm.
There are 17 movies! Here’s da link for all the shows…GO HERE. https://honolulumuseum.org/theatre/honolulu-surf-film-festival-2024/
Ps. SURFNEWSNETWORK(SNN) and Aqua-Aston Hospitality are the proud supporters. Mahalo for your support too!
Decades of Aloha // DICK BREWER from The Lost and Found Collection on Vimeo.
On May 28, 2022, surfboard shaping legend Dick Brewer died at his home in Hawaii. He was 85.
“It is time for me sit on the beach and let you guys have ALL the waves,” he wrote on March 2. “I am leaving the hospital today and have been diagnosed with MSD. It is not worth putting my 85-year-old body through the stresses of treatment so I am going to hang on to the words of Buddha: ‘The secret to health for both mind and body is not to mourn for the past, nor to worry about the future, but to live the present moment wisely and earnestly.’ GO SURFING and get one for me!”
Opening Reception + Film: The Shape of Things: The Dick Brewer Story | Honolulu Museum of Art
SEE ENTIRE LINE UP HERE