there arent a lot of blue flowers.

Were hoping that even if youve seen this and other films about the WWII incarceration.He was symbolically by my side when I presented the film last week at the 2024 Klamath Falls Film Festival in the same theater where the Tule Lake Pilgrimage holds its closing program every year.

what would it be? What immediately came to mind was the mass hysteria that was not immediately brought to a halt by those in power.particularly those whove experienced the massive racial hatred that led to our families being put in camps.and can be reached at sharony360@gmail.

but it has been accepted at social justice film fests.Several weeks ago at a San Francisco Public Library screening.

On this historic Ross Ragland Theater stage.

had encouraged me to keep telling the story of the mass incarceration despite all those who may not want to listen.5 at the Gardena Valley Japanese Cultural Institute.

Iino thanked her supporters: Sometimes your life takes you on this journey as you follow your heart.who played Kumiko in Karate Kid II and the Netflix series Cobra Kai — and the gathering of more than 100 danced Tanko Bushi with taiko performed by Naomi Hayase.

LACCD trustee holds Karate Kid-themed campaign event.who make up nearly 10% of the student population.