Old-fashioned Soon-yi marries into a family in the country without love. But when her husband abandons her by enlisting for the Vietnam War (it's estimated that 320,000 Korean men were dispatched to fight alongside American Troops), she decides to prove that she is capable of loving him. Using her vocal talent to join a band heading to Vietnam, Sunny sings for the restless soldiers in hopes of meeting her husband while on tour. South Korean director Lee Jun-ik, 48, who marked an important chapter in Korean cinema with KING AND THE CLOWN (HIFF 2006), shows off a different cinematic theme through the Vietnam War love story SUNNY. » See More

Finding Aloha marks a cinematic convergence of body and mind. It contains dynamic action footage, some of the most stunning ever to appear on film, but it is also a testament to the human spirit. Armed with both qualities physical prowess and a gentle heart these adventurous athletes find the key to harmony in the Hawaiian island's. They discover, and nurture, aloha. » See More