TK42ONE, or Tiki God, is the black and white 20 minute story of a young man, of comely nature, who finds himself haunted by a mysterious Samoan war god. This breakthrough film for Breakfast Films has become a cult classic in the Berkeley, CA Pre-College Scene and is spreading across the country like so many virulent diseases. TK42ONE was featured in the Bay Area Student Film Festival in 1997. The film was directed and edited mostly by Andrew Hasse. "Writing" credit goes to many people, amoung the most prominent are Andrew Hasse, Bret Turner, and Christopher Ford. Alex Foster wrote and performed the original musical score. Many people helped make this film possible, but since I don't really care about them, their names will be excluded. Rock!