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Procession (2026)
June, a survivor of the Japanese American incarceration camps, takes her first pilgrimage for her 70th birthday, to confront all her demons, shame, and fear.
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June, a survivor of the Japanese American incarceration camps, takes her first pilgrimage for her 70th birthday, to confront all her demons, shame, and fear.
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Written By:Bruce Tetsuya
In Theaters:6/8/2026
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Runtime:18 minutes
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