Most Honorable Son
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After the Pearl Harbor attack, Ben Kuroki volunteered for the U.S. Army Air Corps. He would become the first Japanese-American war hero, surviving 58 missions as an aerial gunner. Between tours of duty he found himself at the center of controversy; a lone spokesman against the racism faced by the thousands of Japanese Americans. MOST HONORABLE SON recounts one man's remarkable journey through WW II, providing context to two disparate histories.
J**E
Most Honorable Documentary
The documentary about Ben Kuroki tells a great story about an amazing person who perseveres against all odds! Bill Kubota captured the very heart of the events that took place during that time. It is a story that needed to be told. Our family watched this documentary intently and is in awe of Ben Kuroki. Simply, this is a wonderful documentary and is highly recommended to all.
R**S
Educational
This is a very educational program about a real WWII american who wanted to serve and defend and fight for his country thou his parents were from the country he was willing to fight against. His parents being in America and making the USA their home encouraged him to join the American military and fight against "the enemy"
C**A
A great documentary! This is not just a historical documentary
A great documentary! This is not just a historical documentary, it is a human story about the struggle for acceptance and belonging.
M**K
Great Primary source
Very good film. It is very touching and it is factual. I recommend this as a teaching tool to teach about Japanese Internment
P**0
Most Honorable Son
I bought this and afew other DVDs to teach Kids about the Japanese In america during WW II it was very well done thanks
G**A
Review
Excellent video.
H**N
Finally a well made, engaging, and educational documentary
1. Off the bat, I'm not that much into documentaries, however I've seen more than my share.2. This is very good documentary for the following reasons: a. It's not boring; that's saying a lot because a lot of documentaries are just... dryer than dirt. b. It's engaging (and thus not boring) because instead of trying to tackle a complex issue (ex: Nisei internment), the documentary rather focuses on one specific nisei and explores his life / experience. Furthermore, you have first person interviews not only with the subject of the film, but also with his brothers in arms. c. It's educational without the typical tendency of documentaries to moralize.3. All in all, an excellent documentary that will likely be appreciated by folks who normally don't like documentaries. Well done.
M**E
An Excellent Documentary
Ben Kuroki's story is one of inspiration and determination. I am truly amazed by all that he accomplished during his time in the Army-Air Corps during WWII. This documentary is a marvelous account of Mr. Kuroki's story. You can't watch this program without feeling inspired. Ben Kuroki is truly a great American, and a true patriot.
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