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After the capture and interrogation by the FBI and US government, Japanese photographer Midori Shimoda retells pivotal moments during World War 2 when he escaped California and the internment camps, all in search of his American dream.
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After the capture and interrogation by the FBI and US government, Japanese photographer Midori Shimoda retells pivotal moments during World War 2 when he escaped California and the internment camps, all in search of his American dream.
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Written By:Christopher Naoki Lee
In Theaters:10/25/2026
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