SYNOPSIS
With a body already floating in his pool, crime boss Maka Kupa‘a thinks a lesson in club-fisted torture is just what his crew needs to fall in line. But the crew has other plans, and soon begins a high body-count battle for control of the criminal enterprise. Will the strongest survive, or the most cunning?
Maka is is an old-school crime boss stuck in his ways, but he'd torture one of his men just to keep the others in line.
John Salanoa was born and raised on the North Shore of Oahu. A seasoned vet, he has returned to the film industry after 25 years away. John in the last three years has been a staple on local and national tv and radio. Mr
Maka is is an old-school crime boss stuck in his ways, but he'd torture one of his men just to keep the others in line.
John Salanoa was born and raised on the North Shore of Oahu. A seasoned vet, he has returned to the film industry after 25 years away. John in the last three years has been a staple on local and national tv and radio. Mr. Salanoa with his ominous look and creative skills is the perfect Maka in Who's Chico. ICAN member.
Smooth-talking and charming, Kekai is one of Maka's collectors. He has one eye on Kimlee and the other on becoming boss one day.
Kahiau Machado is a Native Hawaiian actor born and raised on the east side of O'ahu who enjoys playing around doing da acting ting. ICAN member.
Maka's money launderer, a college drop-out and recovering druggy, whose shallow virtue-signaling earns himself some well-deserved cracks.
Born and raised on the North/East sides of O’ahu, Steven Falatea went from his roots in Kahuku, to studying at Punahou, to filmmaking at NYU, to acting in LA; and is now back on island to bring his artistry back home.
At first glance, Kimlee is nothing more than Maka's pet, a beautiful piece of arm candy. But looks are deceiving. This femme fatale might be the most ruthless member of the crew.
Despite her pale complexion, Tristy was raised on a Pikake (Jasmine) farm in SE O'ahu, and her upbringing as an athlete in the waters of Waikīkī Ahupua'a shaped
At first glance, Kimlee is nothing more than Maka's pet, a beautiful piece of arm candy. But looks are deceiving. This femme fatale might be the most ruthless member of the crew.
Despite her pale complexion, Tristy was raised on a Pikake (Jasmine) farm in SE O'ahu, and her upbringing as an athlete in the waters of Waikīkī Ahupua'a shaped her. Balancing dynamic roles as an actor, model, and entrepreneur, she dedicates time to health and wellness for herself and clients, actively contributing to her community, while expanding her horizons with the aloha spirit through her travels.
Maka's enforcer, full of muscles and always ready to scrap. He might be more Maka than Maka.
With indigenous bloodlines from the North American plains and the vast regions of Oceania, Milo Magno brings a humble command presence with a hint of humility and a deep understanding of life from many perspectives. The epitome of, “Here for a good time, not a long time.” ICAN member.
Who's Chico? Chico's dead.
Bryan Eubank is very much alive and can be found most days chasing tasty waves and a cool buzz.
Owner and Director of Photography at Edge City Films, Shawn Hiatt is an award-winning cinematographer. He loves photography, travel, his wife, his kids, and loud family gatherings!
Having worked in the industry for over 12 years as an Assistant Director, Production Designer, and Producer, Matt has tailored his experience to understanding the production process from concept development to a completed and polished project. Matt’s experience with the creative process, devotion to relationship building, high standard of
Having worked in the industry for over 12 years as an Assistant Director, Production Designer, and Producer, Matt has tailored his experience to understanding the production process from concept development to a completed and polished project. Matt’s experience with the creative process, devotion to relationship building, high standard of work ethics, and knowledge of film production, make Matt a powerful and valued member of the team.
Fé María Vásquez has over ten years of experience in Television and the film Industry in various roles: Director, Producer, Assistant Director and Script Supervisor. She is multicultural and trilingual.
Brian Greene is a father, husband, cinematographer, explorer, and Icthyology Research Specialist & DSO of EXCORE Bishop Museum. He regularly dives to the greater depths of the ocean and discovers new species of fish.
Dr. Kalei Nuʻuhiwa is an academic, practitioner, photographer, composer, and mixed media artist. She has been active in the Hawaiian language movement, revitalization of the island of Kahoʻolawe, wayfinding practices, reinstatement of the Kaulana Mahina (lunar calendar), celestial alignment rituals, and extensive study of sites on Mokumanamana, Maunakea, and Maunaloa.
Ralph Winnie lives the good life traveling the world, cheering on the Dodgers, and sampling various Kailua restaurants
Desi Poteet is the author of The Grace of Dark Times. She lives with her critters in Punaluʻu, where she pursues characters through the corridors of her imagination.
Henry Park is an author, actor, and screenwriter from Kaneohe Hawaii. He enjoys fishing and the occasional Old Fashioned.
STACY FUKUHARA is a screenwriter, filmmaker, and family law attorney from Kaneohe, Hawaii. She's a gym rat who enjoys swimming and cooking for her family.
Robert Barclay is a filmmaker, author, and English professor from Kaneohe, Hawaii. Heʻs a avid long-distance trail runner, but runs very slow.
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