Amazing Quest: Stories from Hawaii | Somewhere on Earth: Hawaii | Free Documentary

Somewhere on Earth - Hawaii | Free Documentary

Hawaii is a living land, a dynamic force. Here, Man is dwarfed by Nature whose unbridled force rules supreme. First, we meet Scott. He’s explored the rugged landscape from the Waimea Canyon to the Napali Coast, home to the island's earliest inhabitants.

Then In Oahu, Yuko is a sailplane pilot. She is always on the lookout for the slightest breeze to satisfy her passion.

Finally, we meet Olivier, a French astronomer, who spends a good part of his time on the summit of the Big Island, at 4207 meters.
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Hawaii is a living land, a dynamic force. Here, Man is dwarfed by Nature whose unbridled force rules supreme. First we meet Scott. He’s explored the rugged landscape from the Waimea Canyon to the Napali Coast, home to the island's earliest inhabitants.

Then In Oahu, Yuko is a sailplane pilot. She is always on the lookout for the slightest breeze to satisfy her passion.

Finally, we meet Olivier, a French astronomer, who spends a good part of his time on the summit of Big Island, at 4207 meters. Let us know in the comments if you’ve ever been and how you liked it!

[flyingcheff]

This is a documentary of the foreign users of Hawai'i; how others come and take. Mind blowing.

[sandramorey]

Very nicely shot documentary. However--where are the Hawaiians? I've spent years on O'ahu, Maui, Kaua'i & Hawaii Island. There are lots of Hawaiians living there and trying to make a living.
Too many foreigners have taken much of the available real estate and jobs. Also, there is a movement against the biggest telescope project the University wants to put up on the Sacred Summit.
How about showing some of the Hawaiians and their point of view& including some Hawaiian music and dance.

[joym]

I’m from Hawaii and the fact that they couldn’t find anyone actually born and raised in Hawaii just wow🙄. Also no one local like those scientific parks. They were built on sacred land of natives it’s holy land.

[johngunn]

I remember watching this documentary series about eight years ago and it had became a precious childhood memory I've lost until now. Thank you to the whole Patly Production team for traveling to these amazing places around the world and documenting these amazing people and their way of life in a perspective I've never seen before, and thank you Jerry Giacomo for narrating their stories with your soothing voice, and thank you Free Documentary for bringing these amazing stories back and making them freely available for the whole world to watch

[larrylaird-sooy]

A gorgeous landmass and I hope it will always be

[Really]

Bittersweet beauty, I've lived here 30 years. When I get the money I will leave. The tourists are crowding out the natives.

[mariapenilla]

Thoroughly enjoyed this amazing documentary!

[leimanaabenes]

So culturally disrespectful and insulting to have non-kamaʻāina featured in this documentary. The the authenticity was stripped from it!!! How is it that there's malihini doing this documentary? Was it that difficult to find actual kamaʻāina of each island featured? It was that hard huh to consult and find the appropriate people rather than have colonizers/outsiders like yourselves committing cultural appropriation.

HOʻOPAILUA LOA!!!

[carl]

It is amazing to have a program about the Hawaiian islands, not from the perspective of a true Hawaiian but white men all of which who truly does not know what is to be Hawaiian and live Hawaiian. It’s almost as if Hawaiians are no longer here. Amazing

[koreafishing]

Hawaii has some really beautiful and amazing nature. I would like to visit once in the future.

[ethiomusic]

Really incredible place ... I love it so much

[stormworks]

Footage and Narration had me like this 👁👁

[Donaldperson]

I’ve been to 4 islands and it’s spiritual place! Very calming and raw! I wish I could live there! It’s the bed place on earth! Just to expensive!

[nancyfahey]

I grew up on an island. I'd sit on the steps to the beach and watch the waves waiting for my bus to school.

[ryedimples]

Lucky i live in Kauai The Garden Island❤️❤️❤️

[nellysorokko]

Very beautiful documentary. Thank you.

[STORMYO]

I just can’t get enough of your documentary’s.
Watching these videos makes one realize life is not to be wasted. One must find real purpose. If there is a second chance for life I hope I will be wiser and let nothing stop me from true peace. My soul is old and I was half way there but I am wiser see our world through @FreeDocumentary where were you in my youth? I find such inspiration with these videos. Thank you!

[davidfurino]

Aloha Scott, been coming to Kauai since 1976, moved here 1995, yes we are blessed to be here, mahalo for your vid.

[tonycorso]

I appreciate your vlogs, thank you from ceylon,