14 minutes. One sunset. A love that'll wreck you before the credits roll.
In ancient Hawaiian times, two lovers must defend their village on the last day of the season of war.
Cinematography
Golden hour weaponized—every frame burns.
Direction
Doughty compresses an epic into a breath.
Acting
Seidman and Soares build years in minutes.
Director
Kenji Doughty
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
Doughty shot this in a single day to capture authentic Hawaiian sunset light—no second takes possible.
The 'season of war' refers to Makahiki, a real period when Hawaiian warfare was traditionally forbidden—making this village's attack a transgression with spiritual weight.
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