Sisiʻuno Helu
Tongan academic and film producer
About Sisiʻuno Helu
Born 1972.
Sisi’uno Helu (born 1972) is a Tongan academic, film producer, and performing artist. She has become the leading impresario of European opera within Polynesia. She is the daughter of Tongan philosopher and historian Futa Helu, the founder of the ʻAtenisi Institute. Like its Tongan parent, the academy teaches European opera as well as traditional Tongan faiva. Helu also teaches instrumental music, music theory, and Polynesian dance to school students on Tongatapu.
Along with University Dean Dr Michael Horowitz and her sister ‘Atolomake (a senior lecturer in music), Helu starred in an hour-long documentary about ‘Atenisi, Tongan Ark. In 2015 she founded the Nuku’alofa Film Festival to encourage Tongan cinema. In 2018 she produced Leitis in Waiting, a documentary film about transgender rights in Tonga.
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Tongan academic and film producer
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Sisiʻuno Helu was born in 1972.
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