by Morgan Hill Films in association with Hearst Entertainment Prods. The script's basic theme - that each of these men were more than just soldiers, they each had families, loved ones, reasons to live - magnify the tragedy of each death, so this film not only honors and glorifies these men's accomplishments, it also serves as a meditation on the true cost of war. vincingly wavering between cunning teenager to adolescent just looking to be loved.

A great cast, including such Asian American luminaries like Jason Scott Lee, Mark Dacascos, Tamlyn Tomita, Pat Morita (maybe his last performance), and others, along with a scrupulous attention to detail - weapons, uniforms, etc. (directed by) Writing Credits ( WGA) Cast (in credits order) verified as complete Produced by Music by Joseph Trapanese. As of this writing, this film has mainly been on the film festival circuit - I can't believe this was a low-budget, independent film - a period piece, and a war picture, to boot. only to be regaled a few moments later with heartfelt tales of first trips to. weeks, while osteoporosis patients receive only a single IV dose yearly. With all the renewed interest in World War II as this generation of men begin to pass from the scene, I can't believe there haven't been more films about the little- known exploits of this all-Japanese American 442nd RCT. The authors unrivalled knowledge of music and film unassumingly permeates. This is a terrific film and tribute to an unbelievable group of soldiers and just one of their amazing accomplishments. Meet our esteemed operations, student recruitment advisors, film and acting tutors.

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