Honolulu Rainbow Film Festival: Friends In Film Talk Story

Join us for an evening dedicated to queer cinema and community connection. The Honolulu Rainbow Film Festival invites you to a special screening of "I AM," followed by an industry mixer and talk story session at one of Chinatown’s most beautiful venues.

Whether you are a filmmaker, film industry professional, a film enthusiast, or someone who loves supporting local queer art, this event is designed to bring us together. After the screening, we’ll host a Q&A to dive into the film’s themes, followed by a mixer to meet other creatives and community members in a relaxed, social atmosphere.

Location: PEWA by Pono Potions

Parking: Street Parking

Refreshments: No-Host Bar

Stay tuned for more details!

Rainbow Giving

Although this is a free event, we encourage attendees to consider making a donation to our Rainbow Giving Campaign. Your generosity helps the Hawaiʻi LGBT Legacy Foundation continue to provide free and accessible programs like this for our community. Click here to donate.

Please note that by attending this event, you are entering a space where photography and video may occur.

By entering the premises, you consent to videotaping, photography, interview(s), and their use for public relations, news articles, education, advertising, research, websites, fundraising, or other purposes by Hawaiʻi LGBT Legacy Foundation / Honolulu Pride and/or its affiliates.

You grant Hawaiʻi LGBT Legacy Foundation / Honolulu Pride the right to reproduce recordings of your image, voice, and likeness, and release all related parties from liability connected with the use of these materials. You waive any rights to compensation, royalties, or approval of these materials, and acknowledge that all media produced is the sole property of Hawaiʻi LGBT Legacy Foundation / Honolulu Pride.

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