We are pleased to report that the feature documentary Enemy Alien has been recommended for educational use by Booklist Online:
“This film, which allows us to see parallels between the treatment of Muslims following 9/11 and Japanese Americans in WWII, is a strong reminder of the fragility of human rights and an excellent discussion prompter.”
We are pleased to report that the feature documentary Enemy Alien has been recommended for educational use by Booklist Online:
“This film, which allows us to see parallels between the treatment of Muslims following 9/11 and Japanese Americans in WWII, is a strong reminder of the fragility of human rights and an excellent discussion prompter.”
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Since its release by educational distributor Third World Newsreel in 2011, the documentary has been purchased for the collections of:
Bobst Library, New York University
Duke University
George Mason University
Loyola University
Ohio State University Research Foundation
San Jose State University
Tufts University
University of Washington
Enemy Alien director Konrad Aderer recently presented the film for discussion to a class in Immigration Law at Buffalo State University, and this year he’ll also attend the post-screening discussions at the University of Oregon (April 27-28), the Tule Lake Pilgrimage (June 30 & July 3), and the Japanese American National Museum (September 8).
