At fourteen, Joseph Murakami was interned by the government in a concentration camp due to his ethnicity, leaving lasting emotional scars.
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At fourteen, Joseph Murakami was interned by the government in a concentration camp due to his ethnicity, leaving lasting emotional scars.
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Joseph Murakami, a fourteen-year-old boy from Darwin, recounts his experiences during World War II when he was interned by the Australian government. The film examines his unjust treatment due to his ethnicity, which left lasting emotional scars. Through personal narrative and historical context, the documentary addresses the effects of internment on identity and belonging, illustrating the trauma faced by those affected. Directed by Gabriel Murphy, "Enemy Alien" runs 13 minutes and was produced in Australia and Japan.
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Why Watch
- Meet Joseph Murakami and hear his personal story.
- Find out about the impact of Japanese internment.
- See the emotional effects of racial discrimination.
Did You Know
- Joseph Murakami was only 14 years old when he was interned.
- The documentary has a runtime of 13 minutes.
- It was directed by Gabriel Murphy and produced in Australia and Japan.
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What is the main story of Joseph Murakami in Enemy Alien?
Joseph Murakami recounts his experiences as a fourteen-year-old boy from Darwin who was rounded up by the government due to his ethnicity and faced internment.
Who directed the documentary Enemy Alien?
Enemy Alien was directed by Gabriel Murphy.
What year was Enemy Alien released?
Enemy Alien was released in 2022.
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