Hawaii International Film Festival
Hawaii, USA
Notes
- Established in 1981, the Hawaii International Film Festival (HIFF) is dedicated to advance understanding and cultural exchange among the peoples of Asia, the Pacific and North America through the medium of film. From its beginning, the Festival's constant theme has been "When Strangers Meet". (from the festival's web site, 1998)
Awards
Achievement in Acting
Achievement in Directing
Achievement in Documentary Filmmaking
Audience Award
Best Animation
Best Documentary
- In 1988, the winner of the "Best Documentary" was predetermined by the festival programmers. The next year, the award was dropped for various reasons. However in 1990, it was reinstated as an open competition.
Best Documentary of the Decade
Best Environmental Short
Best Fantasy Film
Best Poster
Best Short Film
Career Achievement Award
Cause and F(X) Dream Digital Award
East-West Center Award
Emerging Filmmaker Award
EuroCinema Hawai'i Award
EuroCinema Hawai'i Lifetime Achievement Award
Excellence in Cinematography Award
Film in Hawaii Award
Golden Maile Award
Halekulani Career Achievement
Halekulani Golden Orchid Award
Halekulani Lifetime Achievement
Halekulani Maverick Award
Hawaii Film and Videomakers Award
Hawaii Film and Videomakers Award - Honorable Mention
Humanitarian Award
Ka'u Ka Hoku Filmmaker Award
Lifetime Achievement Award
Local Short Film Award
Made in Hawaii Award
Mahalo Nui Loa Award
Make-a-Wish Hawaii Starlet Award
Maverick Award
Netpac Award
Netpac Award - Special Mention
Outstanding Industry Leadership Award
Outstanding Studio Award
Pacific Islanders in Communications Trailblazer Award
Pacific Panorama Award
Renaissance Award
Rising Star Award
Special Jury Award
Special Mention
Spotlight on Korea Award
Video-on Demand Viewer's Choice Award
Vision in Film Award
Historical Timeline
1983
- In its first year (only) the award is given to a film, not a person.