Gary Cole, Jon Gries, Sarah Drew
Behind the walls of a Japanese internment camp, Lyle Nomura (Aaron Yoo) mourns the baseball scholarship he'll never fulfill. Meanwhile, guard Billy Burrell (Gary Cole) is bitter he never made it beyon...( read more
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DVD Release Date: May 22, 2007
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March 6, 2009An interesting portrayal of the internment camps the Japanese-Americans were placed in during WWII
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August 7, 2009it shown here the common interests odf people jazz music and basebal. The cinematography is fantastic. this film was a compilation of the experiences of the japanese as a prisoner of world war 2. lot of serious situation at the same time the viewer will laugh cry and laugh and ab...( read more)
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December 12, 2007rather sad what people are like in this world. no matter where your from, if you look different then you just aren't "normal". liked this movie.
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July 11, 2007A very moving story about a Japanese-American family during World War II. Wow was this good. And it all comes down to a baseball game. I rarely rate anything a 4 or higher, but I have to this time.
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May 28, 2007This was a better movie then I thought it would be. Most of the movie was pretty predictable, but the story was interesting enough to over look that.
The one thing I had a problem was is that the pitching scenes did not look too realistic. It didn't look like there was enough f...( read more) -
May 7, 2007I Don't Know If I Want To See This Or Not It's Hard To Decide When You Have No Info On The Movie
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April 16, 2007Everyone who lives in Utah needs to see this movie!! It is about our ignorant past....if we all see this movie, it could help us to not repeat our past mistakes.
We are all human beings. We are a brothers and sisters. We need to love each other, and not discriminate against pe...( read more)
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