Hidden Bibliographic Details
| Varying Form of Title: | Japanese American history during WWII
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| Other title: | Japanese-American history of racial discrimination
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| Other authors / contributors: | Suzuki, Jun'ichi, 1952-
Okano, Shinichiro
Takei, George, 1937-
Kitarō, 1953-
Toyo's Camera Film Partners (Firm)
United Television Broadcasting Systems.
Film Voice (Firm)
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| Notes: | Includes both the English and Japanese laguage versions.
Originally produced in 2008.
Special features: trailer; short animation, "Japanese-American history of racial discrimination."
Chief producer, Shigeto Terasaka ; music, Kitaro.
Narrator, George Takei.
DVD, 16:9 aspect ratio; stereo.
In English and Japanese with subtitles and intertitles in English or Japanese.
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| Summary: | While bringing cameras into internment camps was prohibited, one photographer smuggled in his own camera lens and built a camera to take photographs of life behind barbed wires in Manzanar War Relocation Center. That man was photographer Toyo Miyatake. Through an artistic medium, Miyatake captured the devastating conditions during WWII, when Japanese Americans could not belong to Japan or America.
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| Standard no.: | 884501116626
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