Portland observer. (Portland, Or.) 1970-current, November 26, 2014, Page 12, Image 12

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The Sahomi Tach ¡baña Dancers will perform Sunday, Nov. 30 for the 2 p.m. screening of the
documentary ‘Hidden Legacy: Japanese Traditional Arts in the World War II Internment Camps ” at
the Hollywood Theatre.
Culture Survives War Internment
Ja p a n e se A m erican h isto ry
comes to life when the Oregon Nikkei
Endowment presents the Portland
debut of “Hidden Legacy: Japanese
Traditional Arts in the World W ar II
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Internment Camps.” The screening arts were maintained by the remark-
takes place Sunday, Nov. 30 at 2 able teachers during their intem-
p.m. at the historic Hollywood The- ment.
atre in northeast Portland.
This one-time only event will in-
The documentary is the first ever elude a live musical concert with
major presentation of traditional master koto player Shirley Kazuyo
music, dance, and drama in the World Muramoto-Wong along with tradi-
War II internment camps. Through tional Japanese music and folk dance
historical footage and interviews performances by Portland-based
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Harrington, a gay teenager who finds himself HIV-positive and
struggling with the heartbreaking intolerance o f his conservative
upbringing. An exclusive showing of the film takes place at the
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When a gay teenager growing
up in America's Bible belt finds him­
self HIV-positive, he decides to take
his own life instead.
“Broken Heart Land “follows the
story of the young man, Zack, and
how his grief-stricken parents pro­
cess his suicide.
Against the backdrop of a small,
isolated town divided on the issue
of hom osexuality, Zack's grief-
stricken parents, both conservative
Republicans and military veterans
are left to reconcile their own social
and political beliefs.
The film has won praise for the
way it addresses critical issues of
HIV/AIDS awareness, the lack of
comprehensive sex education and
LGBT rights where these issues are
considered taboo.
The documentary is set for an
exclusive run at the Clinton Street
Theater in southeast Portland from
Saturday, Nov. 29 to Thursday, Dec.
4.