From a different shore
Subtitle: ... an American identity
By: Films for the Humanities & Sciences ; a production for the Open University by BBC-TV ; produced and directed by Jeremy Cooper
Contributors: Maidment, R. A. (Richard A.); Geobart, Chip; Zinman, Henry; Morgan, Rowland; Roscoe, Tony; Clark, Malcom; Films for the Humanities (Firm); Open University; British Broadcasting Corporation. Television Service
Series: The United States in the twentieth century; United States in the twentieth century (Open University); SOC 350 (NU Course)
Publisher: Films for the Humanities & Sciences
Published: 1996
Place of publication: Princeton, N.J
Language: eng
Format: [videorecording] :
Number of pages: 50
Subjects: Japanese Americans; Documentary television programs; History; Japanese; Japanese American families
Other titles: From a different shore :; Japanese-American experience
Description: Japanese-Americans are often deemed to be a model ethnic community who have achieved their "success" by virtue of their own efforts. However, the road to success was a difficult one and, as a result, the Japanese-American experience has been very distinct from that of other immigrants. This program explores this experience, starting with the first immigrants from Japan, the Nisei, who were confined in camps during World War II, and their grandchildren.
Notes: Date on cover, 2003.

Camera, Chip Geobart, Henry Zinman ; design, Rowland Morgan ; editor, Tony Roscoe ; music, Malcom Clark.

Presenter, Richard Maidment.

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