We are pleased to announce that Children Of Internment has been chosen as part of the official selection of the Knoxville Film Festival.
It's located at the Regal Downtown West Cinema 8 in Knoxville, TN. We screen on September 12 at 3:30PM.
Here is a MAP to the theater.
Buy your tickets at www.KnoxvilleFilmFestival.com
Tweet us and let us know you are coming!
Hashtag #KnoxFF
@Internmentdoc
@dogwoodarts
@knoxfilmfest
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We are pleased to announce that Children Of Internment has been chosen as part of the official selection of the Knoxville Film Festival.
It's located at the Regal Downtown West Cinema 8 in Knoxville, TN. We screen on September 12 at 3:30PM.
Here is a MAP to the theater.
Buy your tickets at www.KnoxvilleFilmFestival.com
Tweet us and let us know you are coming!
Hashtag #KnoxFF
@Internmentdoc
@dogwoodarts
@knoxfilmfest
Read More >> 
Hi Everyone,
We just secured an overseas distributor for Children of Internment.
Last week we signed the deal with Java Films for all rights outside the USA and Canada (which we have retained for now). http://www.javafilms.fr
The people at Java Films (especially Kathryn Bonnici - Head of Acquisitions & Development) have been wonderful to work with and we look forward to a long and fruitful relationship with them.
We should know more about sales to TV in Germany, France and Norway (and hopefully 
Great news!
Last Sunday, "Children Of Internment" took the prize for "Best Documentary at the Santa Fe Film Festival." Here are a few quick snaps from the festival panel discussion and the awards ceremony. It was fun. Kristina and I were very happy.
More later...
Joe
photo credit: Lisa Law - http://flashingonthesixties.com/
We are honored to be a part of the official selection of the Newport Beach Film Festival! Children Of Internment will screen at the Triangle Theater in Costa Mesa on May 29th at 5:30PM.
Get your tickets online at NewportBeachFilmFestival.com
While you are there, give our movie a boost by clicking the 5 star rating and writing a friendly comment or review.
Media in the United States played a major role in shaping public opinion regarding the German American community during the mid to late 30's 
Kristina and Joe in the Big Chair at Mader's - Milwaukee, WI -
Our first interview was in May 2012. I flew out to Indiana and we drove up to Chicago to meet Eberhard at the Ellis House. This was the house he was detained in 1943 with his brother, Julius, after they were arrested for "suspicion" in Cincinnati.
The house is currently privately owned. We were lucky the homeowner was so gracious and interested in this story. After the interview we drove through Chicago, 
The Santa Fe Film Festival has made our film one of their official selection for this year. We couldn't be more proud. We hope you'll join us May 4th at 10:45AM at the Jean Cocteau Cinema, 418 Montezuma Avenue, Santa Fe, NM 87501.
The second festival will be announced in April. This is our first film festival experience.
We hope to meet you in Santa Fe, New Mexico!
Here is the festival site: http://santafefilmfestival.com
I wanted to thank my friends from General Hospital for showing up at my screening and supporting our film. We've known each other for so many years and I wanted to let you know how much I appreciate your love and support.
Enjoy the pictures!
Love Kristina
For more General Hospital cast connections visit my Twitter page @1KristinaWagner
A big thank you for the photos to Jim Warren!
Everyday we get emails and tweets and phone calls asking when and where our movie will be released for everyone to see.
No one is more anxious for this to happen than us.
But here is where we are at...
We've been submitting to film festivals around the world - and we love festivals and it's a great idea to get it out this way.
We are waiting to hear if we will be accepted to any of the festivals we've submitted to - and we are submitting to more as time passes.
BUT...
Our 
In 1924, J. Edgar Hoover was appointed director of the FBI by the Attorney General, Harlan F. Stone. By 1936 the FBI and U.S. Justice Department had secretly collected a list of names of people across the country who might be "dangerous and disloyal." This program was created during peacetime and gave those so labeled no right to confront their accusers. Acquiring thousands of names was the personal passion of Hoover. He believe he had a mandate to intrude into peoples' lives. He understood better