Imprisoned in Canada during the 1940s due to his race, architect Raymond Moriyama dedicated his career to advocating for social justice and equality.
Synopsis
Imprisoned in Canada during the 1940s due to his race, architect Raymond Moriyama dedicated his career to advocating for social justice and equality.
Synopsis
Raymond Moriyama faced imprisonment in Canada during the 1940s due to his race. After this experience, he dedicated his career to architecture and social justice. Over 58 minutes, "Magical Imperfection" presents Moriyama's achievements as a world-renowned architect. Directed by Scott Calbeck, the film illustrates how Moriyama's work promotes equality and reflects his commitment to combating injustice.
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Why Watch
- Meet architect Raymond Moriyama and his impactful story.
- See how architecture can promote social justice.
- Find out about Moriyama's experiences during the 1940s.
Did You Know
- Raymond Moriyama was imprisoned in Canada during the 1940s due to his race.
- The film is directed by Scott Calbeck and was released in 2020.
- The documentary has a runtime of 58 minutes.
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Who is the main subject of the documentary 'Magical Imperfection'?
The main subject of the documentary is Canadian architect Raymond Moriyama.
What significant event affected Raymond Moriyama during the 1940s?
Raymond Moriyama was imprisoned in his own country during the 1940s because of his race.
What themes does Raymond Moriyama's career focus on?
Raymond Moriyama's career focuses on social justice and equality.
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