Nikkei Heist

After Richard learns that his grandfather was a victim of the Japanese Canadian Internment during WWII, he recruits his cousin David to help him take back what he believes to be theirs. They develop a plan to steal from the government by robbing a post office in the hopes of alleviating their family''s financial troubles. 

Presented as Part Of Program #13 – WESTCOAST TALES + SHORTS

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In-Person

Cineplex Odeon International Village Cinemas - Aud 8

Nov 08

Credits

Director(s):

Michael Hitoshi Maddeaux

Biography(s):

Michael Hitoshi Maddeaux is a Toronto-based director and cinematographer. As a 4th generation Japanese-Canadian director, Michael is interested in telling personal stories that explore topics including intergenerational trauma and cultural identity. His work as a director has screened at festivals such as Hot Docs and the Toronto Buffer Festival.

Producer(s):

Moe Manabe

Writer(s):

Michael Hitoshi Maddeaux

Cast:

Doug Oyama, Kintaro Akiyama

Cinematographer(s):

Jason D''Souza