Ki Ho'alu (Loosen The Key) DVD

Ki Ho'alu (Loosen the Key) is a DVD featuring the exceptional performances of Keola Beamer. Its multiple awards include; "Best Documentary" - New York International Film Festival, "Best Cinematography" - Los Angeles Independent Film Festival, and the "Gold Remi" Award at the Houston International Film Festival. The film was produced and directed by Kenneth M. Burgmaier. Critics have called this feature length movie, "An Uplifting Spiritual Journey" and "The Best Slack Key Documentary Ever Made." It includes appearances by Willie Nelson, George Winston, Ozzie Kotani, Ledward Ka'apana, Willie K, Cindy Combs, Moanalani and Nona Beamer.

WINNER: 2004 Soundtrack Of The Year

Customer Feedback

	The new DVD is wonderful! I just received my copy yesterday. I watched it last night, and I have to say that it gave me chicken skin. A beautiful DVD about one of my favorite subjects, ki ho`alu. Mahalo nui to all involved, especially Keola and his wife. It was a wonderful "Christmas gift." - Jay Richards
	Just received and watched my copy of the DVD -- over the years I've come to trust that anything you release or present is going to be a quality product - and you've never failed to meet that expectation. In fact, if it is possible, each release seems better than the last. - Raymond Stovich
	We just got your Slack Key DVD in this week and have watched it three times through already! What a beautiful documentary this is with music, dance , talk-story and history, all revolving around the magic of slack key. As a Big-Islander living on the mainland it brought smiles and tears (the good kind) to see Hawaii so beautifully evoked. Growing up in Hilo, the beauty of Mauna Kea that you sing of was a constant backdrop. Now, of course, it forms the backdrop of my dreams. Mahalo for producing this documentary. It is already a treasure on our DVD shelf and we wish you and your family all the best. - Larry Royston
	GOT IT and it was every bit as good as I thought and then some! I have the print of the Goddess of Mauna Kea in my sunroom. We (my late husband and I) were lucky enough to have visited friends up in Waimea on the Big Island and to stay in their home which backed up to Mauna Kea. We never had the opportunity to go to the top of the mountain though. Thanks for the wonderful service! - Linda