Subversion?

Narrated personal experiences and tragic images in Dorothea Lange's photos give an intimate view of the now infamous detainment camps in the U. S. for the Japanese-Americans in WWII. Reveals the effects of fear and racism on three generations.

Photographs and interviews of Japanese Americans. Shows the Japanese fully integrated in American society. Images of military aggression, both Japanese and American. Racist propaganda and behavior are shown. Shows the Japanese being taken to internment camps, then the living conditions in the camps. Still photographs indicate what life was like in the camps. Modern men and women are interviewed.