Rabbit in the Moon
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 Synopsis: Most narratives about the World War II internment of Japanese Americans focus on the internees' silence and patriotism, as proven by their service in segregated military units like the 442nd Battalion. Emiko Omori offers an extraordinary alternative perspective, which portrays second-generation Japanese American, or Nisei, camp survivors not as passive victims or model citizens but angry, active, critical individuals. The inspiration for the film is the director's struggle against the silence in ... Full Synopsis | ||
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