"Living Pono" is an hour-long documentary that follows internationally acclaimed actor Jason Scott Lee on his intentional journey from mega movie stardom to living sustainably on his taro farm, 4,000 feet up the slopes of Mauna Loa on the Big Island of Hawaii. The camera follows Jason whether he's driving through busy downtown Singapore on the way to a shoot, or tending his remote taro patches using only the methods of natural farming. The story encompasses the universal issues Jason is confronting: materialism, environmental stewardship, preservation of indigenous culture, youth advocacy, and living pono--with the traditional values of righteousness and respect for people and the sacred land.

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Emmy Award-winning San Francisco-based video producer specializing in documentary treatment of environmental and social justice issues