Shepherd's Pie and Sushi

199845 min 12 secFilm: Fiction

Réalisation: Craig AnderlMieko Ouchi

Production: Mieko OuchiCraig AnderlJerry Krepakevich

Scénarisation: Mieko Ouchi

Co-produced by The 100 Miles Film Group and the NFB with the financial assistance of The Alberta Foundation of the Arts, the Exploration Program of the The Canada Council, Department of Canadian Heritage, Special Project Fund of The National Association of Japanese Canadians, the Van Dusen Fund of The United Church of Canada, CBC Alberta and Celebration of Women in the Arts.

Mieko Ouchi is half Celtic, half Japanese... and all Canadian. In 1993, Mieko, an actor, began researching a documentary about her grandfather, Edward Ouchi, a Japanese immigrant to Canada. Then she was cast to star in The War Between Us, a film on the World War II internment of 22,000 Japanese-Canadians--re-enacting a key episode in her own community's history. Part Japanese-Canadian history, part autobiography and family chronicle, Shepherd's Pie and Sushi looks at complex questions of personal and cultural identity with a light touch. Using archival material, dramatic re-enactment, powerful scenes from The War Between Us and moving interviews with members of the Ouchi family, the film relates the early history of Japanese-Canadians and looks at Mieko's and her family's struggles with their own identities.

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Catégories de sujets


  • Histoire - Canada - 1920-1945 > Effort de guerre canadienExpérience des Japonais
  • Diversité culturelle et Multiculturalisme > DiscriminationPerspectives historiquesPersonnes d'origine japonaise
  • Conflits, Guerres et Paix > Seconde Guerre mondiale au Canada

Générique


réalisateur
Craig Anderl
Mieko Ouchi
producteur
Mieko Ouchi
Craig Anderl
Jerry Krepakevich
scénario
Mieko Ouchi
caméra
Craig Anderl
son
Clancy Livingston
montage
Alison Grace
Bridget Durnford
montage sonore
John Blerot
mix
John Blerot
musique
George Blondheim