Written and produced by Karen L. Ishizuka. Edited by Robert A. Nakamura. This critically acclaimed, award-winning video was created for the National Museum's exhibition, America's Concentration Camps: Remembering the Japanese American Experience. A haunting compilation of never-before-seen home movies of the forced removal and incarceration of Japanese Americans during WWII. Includes footage from Amache, CO; Heart Mountain, WY; Jerome, AR; Rohwer, AR; Topaz, UT; Tule Lake, CA; and Minidoka, ID. 40 min. B/W & Color Footage. VHS. For home use only. AWARDS: CINE Golden Eagle, 1995; American Association of Museums, Silver Muse Award, 1995; American Association of Museums, First Place History (Exhibits), 1995; San Jose State University Film & Video Festival, First Place Documentary, 1995; Houston International Film Festival, Bronze Award, 1995; Columbus International Film & Video Festival, Chris Award, 1995 |
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