Filmmaker Junichi Suzuki’s trilogy “Toyo’s Camera, Japanese American History during WWII,” “442, Live with Honor, Die with Dignity,” and “MIS, Human Secret Weapon” becomes one DVD “Japanese American History Unknown” (40 minutes) for distributing 2,000 educational facilities in the U.S. and Japan.
Approx. 1,000 schools in the U.S. and 500 schools in Japan have already been chosen. The remaining 500 DVD will be sent upon request.
Producer of the DVD, UTB Hollywood is accepting requests for the DVD from schools through early February. Distribution will be complete by end of February. Shipping is free of charge.
For request, contact Shigeto Terasaka in the U.S. at tera@utbhollywood.com
and Junichi Suzuki in Japan at suzuki@suzukijunichi.com
All films used for making this documentary won at the Maui Film Festival and Fumiko Yamaji Culture Award in Japan.
The production and free distribution of “Japanese American History Unknown” was made possible with the generosity of Dr. Paul Tersaki in Los Angeles.
“Japanese American History Unknown”
Director: Junichi Suzuki
Original Music: Kitaro,
Format: 40 minutes, Color (black and white in some scenes), 16:9, HD, Stereo
