A group of local famålao’an filmmakers are set to showcase their work during a special film fiesta at the Guam Museum later this month.

The free event, part of the HITA talk series, will feature seven short films created by local artists Tonya Dee Mcdaniel, Maria Sol Dueñas Marques, Yusra Khuja, Hokule’a Naomi Santos, Trinity Cando Feliciano, and Dawn Lynne Fortuna Pechberty.

The screening will take place Saturday, April 25 at 2 p.m. at the Guam Museum’s indoor theater.

Organizers say the films will highlight CHamoru cultural values, including environmental stewardship and guidance from ancestors, while showcasing a variety of storytelling styles such as digital collage, stop-motion, animation, and live-action.

Following the screening, attendees will have the opportunity to participate in a panel discussion with the filmmakers. Officials say the event aims to empower local artists and celebrate cultural pride through film.

Refreshments will be available after the event, and the public is invited to attend.

Entry is free to the public and refreshments will be available following the screening. While not required for entry, the group is kindly asking anyone planning on joining to confirm their attendance at their

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