Pacific Islanders in Communications

Pacific Islanders in Communications Pacific Islanders in Communications (PIC) was established in Honolulu in 1991 as a national non-profit media arts corporation. Please visit: www.piccom.org

Our mission is to support, advance, and develop Pacific Islander media content and talent. https://linktr.ee/picpacific

06/17/2026

🎬 Iakwe: Hello, Goodbye premieres this week at the Bentonville Film Festival:

• June 17, 4:45 PM @ Fermentation Hall, The Momentary

• June 18, 4:30 PM @ RODE House, The Momentary

🎟 Tickets: Link in bio

▶️ Watch the full interview on the BFC YouTube channel (link in bio) to hear the story behind the film, the creative process, and how the project came to life.

BFC Conversations is a member-led interview series created by our community to spotlight the stories, experiences, and creative journeys of filmmakers within BFC and beyond.

🎙️ We're proud to share this event from our partners at Black Public MediaState of Public Media: Executive Perspectives ...
06/17/2026

🎙️ We're proud to share this event from our partners at Black Public Media

State of Public Media: Executive Perspectives on a Changing Field brings together station executives from across the country to discuss how the public media landscape is evolving and what it means for independent creators.

📅 Thursday, June 18
🕗 8 PM ET / 5 PM PT
🔗 Register: https://bit.ly/SOPM_Exec

This is a must-attend for filmmakers, media professionals, and anyone invested in the future of nonfiction storytelling.

05/28/2026

In this high stakes comedy, what will get this Papua New Guinean man to leave a life of crime?

Stream PASIFIKA DRIFT now on YouTube 🔗 link in bio

Film credits
Director: Alana Hicks
Writer: Natasha Henry
Producer: Charles Olsen

05/23/2026

Rapa Nui boy must decide to continue his father’s wishes to dance or answer a call to the ocean.

MARAHORO (short film) available to stream now on YouTube 🔗 link in bio

Sofía Rodríguez Pizero (Director, Writer, Producer)
Camila Flores Hevia (Producer)

05/16/2026

In this four-part cinematic poem, Fijian storyteller Fenton Lutunatabua utilizes landscape, dance, and language to illustrate and encourage the Pacific’s role climate activism.

Stream VAKARAITAKA on YouTube 🔗 link in bio

This film was directed, written, and produced by Fenton Lutunatabua.

05/05/2026

What stands to be lost if Hawai'i’s snails go extinct? More than you may think...

Stream the KĀHULI documentary directed by Chris A. Johns on YouTube 🔗 link in bio

Kāhuli not only play an integral role in the forest ecosystem, but also in Hawaiian culture and lore. They were the jewels of the forest, often used in lei displaying their beautiful and intricate shell designs. Places on the Hawai’i islands were named according to the snails that roamed the land, such as Pūpū kea meaning “white shell”. And Hawaiian folklore describes kāhuli as the voices of the land. Can you guess why snails were akin to sound?

05/01/2026

Happy AAPI Heritage Month 💙🌺

Celebrate Pacific Islander culture all month long by streaming our newest season of Pacific Pulse+ on YouTube 📺 Our series aims to honor the depth of histories, cultures, and peoples that call Earth’s largest ocean “home”.

🔗 link in bio to start watching!

04/30/2026

In 2019, these teens from Aotearoa led a global fight against climate change. But planning a movement and building momentum are the easy parts as they face political indifference, their own privilege, and the ongoing struggle to be heard…as the tides continue to rise.

Stream the full documentary on YouTube 🔗 link in bio

HIGH TIDE DON’T HIDE was co-directed by Phil Stebbing, Niva Kay, Emily McDowell, and Nia Phipps

We are proud to support CAAMFest’s Spotlight Documentary of the PIC film BEFORE THE MOON FALLS (directed by Kimberlee Ba...
04/27/2026

We are proud to support CAAMFest’s Spotlight Documentary of the PIC film BEFORE THE MOON FALLS (directed by Kimberlee Bassford). Make sure to get your tickets for this screening w/ panel on Friday, May 8, 2026 at 6:30 pm! 🔗 link in bio

04/25/2026

Do you know the story of Manaua?

WATER BODIES (directed by Karly Noetzel) can be streamed now on YouTube 🔗 link in bio

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