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Going to try and start using this blog more for posting about photography more generally. Also need to get back to posting my own photos!! Much to think about....
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Going to try and start using this blog more for posting about photography more generally. Also need to get back to posting my own photos!! Much to think about....
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Kids playing tag at night. 2017
One-Two-One-Seven: A Story of Japanese Internment, 2016 Brett Ryoji Kodama Documentary Film, 13:01 min.
"Among the internees was my grandmother, who was only three years old at the time of her incarceration in the spring of 1942. The number ‘1217′ refers to the Family ID Number issued to my grandmother and her family at the Manzanar Concentration Camp. Her story is just one of many from this forgotten and often ignored part of American History. " (Kodama, 2016)
"Special Mention," March on Washington Film Festival for the "Emerging Documentary" category.
"Official selection" for Revolution Me Film Festival in Brooklyn, NY.