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DESCRIPTION:Double bill\n Saturday\, March 2\, 2-3pm\n Admission $5 | membe
 rs &amp\; seniors $3\n\nMark this year&rsquo\;s Hinamatsuri (one day early
 ) with two short films  which tell the story of women who lived through th
 e Japanese Canadian  internment.\n\n<strong>Reiko&rsquo\;s Hina Dolls</str
 ong>\nIt&rsquo\;s 1935. A Japanese family making their start in Canada rec
 eives a  special gift from the country they left behind &ndash\; a beautif
 ul set of Hina  dolls. The dolls take on a conflicted meaning as the famil
 y struggles  to adapt to their new home. When war breaks out with Japan\, 
 the family  is faced with a punishing choice. In English with Japanese sub
 titles.  Written\, directed and produced by Komaki Matsui. Original story 
 by  Yumiko Hoyano. 28 min. 2012.\n <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v
 =h_T2ioYoAVI">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h_T2ioYoAVI</a> (Trailer)\n\n
 <strong>Kimiko Murakami: </strong> <strong>Triumph over Internment</strong
 >\nMary Kitagawa tells how her mother Kimiko Murakami and family were  rel
 ocated from their farm on Salt Spring Island to internment camps in  the i
 nterior of British Columbia after the bombing of Pearl Harbour in  1941. W
 ritten\, directed and produced by Susan Poizner. 23 min. 2005.
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SUMMARY:Films: REIKO’S HINA DOLLS and KIMIKO MURAKAMI
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