When you're smiling / Visual Communications presents a Janice D. Tanaka film.

Format Video (DVD)
Publication Info[Place of publication not identified] : Visual Communications, 1999.
Description1 videodisc (60 min.) : sound, color and black and white ; 4 3/4 in.
Subjects
DVD-Video discs.
Internment camps--United States. --Psychological aspects.
Japanese Americans--Forced removal and internment, 1942-1945. --Psychological aspects.
Japanese Americans--California. --Biography.
Discrimination in employment--California. --History.
Japanese American families--California.
Japanese Americans--Ethnic identity.
Japanese Americans--Social conditions.
Racism--California. --History.
California--Race relations. --History.

Other author/creatorTanaka, Janice.
Other author/creatorNako, Joyce.
Other author/creatorMabalot, Linda.
Other author/creatorVisual Communications, Inc.
Variant title Title on label: When you're smiling : the deadly legacy of internment.
Variant title Subtitle in publisher's catalog: Conspiracy of silence in the Japanese American community.
Portion of title Deadly legacy of internment.
Abstract The first comprehensive account of the resettlement of the Japanese American community after internment during WWII, told through the filmmakers own family's struggle during the harsh post-camp years. The community seemed to put their unjust incarceraton behind them but in reality, class, race, religion, stereotyping, lack of ethnic values, emotional and familial distance caused a serious identity crisis.
CreditsProducer, director, writer, editor, Janice D. Tanaka ; camera, Mar Elepano.
Performer Interviewers: Joyce Nako, Linda Mabalot.
Technical detailsDVD.

Availability

Library Location Call Number Status Item Actions
Joyner Compact DVDs D769.8 .A6 W44 1999 DVD ✔ Available Place Hold