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Emmy-award winning documentary producer/director Emiko Omori delivers her family’s account of the story of 120,000 Japanese Americans who were imprisoned in camps during WWII. The trampling of civil rights; a generation’s loss of a lifetime’s work; the fissures created in a strong, vital community; the drafting of young men from the camps; the racist loyalty questionnaire- all told through the personal accounts (1999, 85 minutes).