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CHILDREN OF INTERNMENT SCHEDULED ON PBS SOCAL

Joe Crump — Tue, 14 Jul 2015 18:09:21 +0000

More good news for Children of Internment in the wake of our EMMY nomination! By the way, cross your fingers on July 18th, please.

We have received confirmation that Children of Internment has been scheduled to air on PBS SoCal on August 1st at 8PM – with a repeat on August 2nd at 5AM. We're so excited to be on the flagship PBS channel of Southern California. Please tune in, if you can. If you're watching over the air, PBS SoCal is available on channel 50.1, as well as via most cable and satellite providers.

If you miss it, feel free to let them know you would like to see it scheduled again.

Joe and Kristina Pictures at Red Rock Film Festival Last Weekend

Joe Crump — Wed, 19 Nov 2014 21:25:16 +0000

A few pictures from our trip to Utah for the Red Rock Film Festival!

Roll out the barrel…

Thai food in Cedar City with Lori

Zion National Park hiking…

Hoover Dam – we wanted to take their famous Whole Dam Tour, but didn't have the time.

Our First OETA PBS Air Date Went Off Without A Hitch

Joe Crump — Wed, 12 Nov 2014 17:55:16 +0000

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PBS OETA – Oklahoma To Air Children of Internment

KristinaWagner — Wed, 05 Nov 2014 17:25:28 +0000

On Veteran's Day, November 11, at 10:00PM (local time) "Children Of Internment" will air statewide in Oklahoma on public television.

We are especially charged to be a part of PBS OETA. This version of the film runs for 57 minutes. It's shortened for the PBS time slot.

If you are in Oklahoma, tune in and see the television version of COI.

Since OETA is a sort of clearing house for other PBS affiliates around the country, we are hoping to get picked up by other stations around the country.

We’re Marching to Zion—-(okay kinda hokey)

KristinaWagner — Mon, 03 Nov 2014 19:37:35 +0000

The 8th Annual Red Rock Film Festival has just made ‘Children Of Internment’ a part of their official selection.

We screen Friday, 11/14 @ 4:30PM and we have a second screening at the festival on 11/15 @ 6:45PM.

We are excited to have 2 screenings at Red Rock in, may be, one of the most beautiful locations in the world, Zion Canyon of South Utah. I won’t miss my hike the day before the screening!

You can buy your tickets at the Heritage Center Theater, 105 N. 100 E., Cedar City, UT or online at: www.rrff.eventbrite.com or call 435-705-5555. You can also buy tickets at the door.

Tweet us at: @internmentdoc and @RedRockFilmFestival and let us know you will be there.

We enjoy meeting the folks who show up to see us.

Looking forward to this screening,
Kristina and Joe

Our CSUN – screening

KristinaWagner — Mon, 03 Nov 2014 19:31:23 +0000

Detained In America: The Selective Relocation of German-Americans and German Aliens During WWII, was the original title of my final paper in 2011 at California State University Northridge. Last week, October 9, 2014 we screened, 'Children Of Internment', the film version of this paper I wrote for CSUN.

I originally wrote about this topic because I felt that, like the Japanese-Americans of WWII, many German-Americans were not given the protection that is granted to Americans under the Constitution. I think it is important to acknowledge German alien internment because the Alien Enemy Control Program (AECP) which began in 1936, was the precursor to what happened to Japanese-American citizens.

Last week our panelists at the film screening included John Christgau, Sigrid B. Toye, Charles McCollister, Joe and myself.

It came as no surprise that the CSUN students were engaged and asked us good questions about America's internment program of WWII and it's relevance today.

Thanks CSUN for the opportunity for me to share this extended story of internment with your community.

We’re Screening COI At Kristina’s Alma Mater on Oct 9th

Joe Crump — Wed, 17 Sep 2014 18:04:56 +0000

Screening At Kristina's Alma Mater…

Joe and I would like to announce that we have another screening of 'Children Of Internment' set in the Los Angeles area. California State University Northridge will be hosting the event on October 9th at 4:00PM in the Whitsett room at Sierra Hall.

Our panelists for this event include cast members; Sigrid B. Toye, John Christgau and Charles McCollister.

The only fee is a $6.00 parking fee for almost any of the CSUN parking lots. I recommend the B1 lot, B2 lot, or B3 parking structure. Sierra Hall is on the Southwest corner of the campus. See the California State University Northridge website for a map. www.csun.edu/csun-maps

Admission is free, but you must RSVP to reserve a seat. Contact Sue Mueller at susan.mueller@csun.edu or call the history department 818-677-3566.

I have a great admiration for the CSUN history department and I am proud to be a part of the community on October 9th. Hope to see you there.

All The Best,

Kristina Wagner

Joe Crump

RSVP to susan.mueller@csun.edu or call the history department 818-677-3566