Luau

A tribute to the surf movies of the early 60's with some touches of visual surrealism.

Cast

Mike Gabriel

as Bob

Terrey Hamada

as Princess Yakamoshi

Susan Frankenberger

as Arlene

Tim Burton

as The Supreme Being / Mortie

Phillip Young

as Kahuna

ben burgess

Ed Gombert

Jay Jackson

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