
Film screening: Remathau, People of the Ocean
Sep 12, 2026 • 6:00 PM
– 8:00 PM
Capitol Modern: the Hawaiʻi State Art Museum
Film screening of "Remathau: People of the Ocean" documentary film followed by Q&A session. Free admission, all ages welcome. Children must be accompanied by an adult.
TicketsQuestion and Answer Session Speakers
Daniel H. Lin is a filmmaker and photojournalist focusing on the impacts of climate change, post-colonialism, and globalization on cultural identity within Indigenous communities across the Pacific Islands and in Asia. Currently, Daniel is the Associate Director for Strategic Alliances at Nia Tero. This is his first-ever feature film, having only worked on a handful of short film projects in the past.
Carol Ann Carl is a Native daughter of the island of Pohnpei whose storytelling, poetry, and scholarship focus on the values, morals, and principles imbued into her heritage. Currently, she is a Policy Advocate with the Medical-Legal Partnership for Children in Hawaii at the William S Richardson School of Law. She acted as the Cultural Advisor for the film, stewarding Pohnpeian practices and stories, most notably the origin story of Nohnohn Nansed.