Welcome to Hawaiian Skies, the in-flight video magazine of Hawaiian Airlines. In our latest edition, we visit two very different museums…hear top pianists in action…go bouldering without a rope…experience the beauty of hula…catch a windsurfing competition at the sport’s spiritual home…meet the family that sets the standard for ukulele making…and witness artists doing what they do best.
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The tumultuous life of Princess Ka‘iulani – Hawaii’s Crown Princess at the time of the monarchy’s overthrow in 1893 – has come to the screen in a major Hollywood film.
Naturally, its release was met with much interest in the Islands, as Princess Ka‘iulani is a beloved historical figure. The real Princess was known for her intelligence and determined efforts to negotiate the restoration of the Hawaiian Kingdom.
What was it like to take such source material and weave a story that included both historical accuracy and elements of Hollywood storytelling? The creators of the film were determined to respect both the story and their subject.
Get all the details on the film at PrincessKaiulaniMovie.com.
