Go For Broke Movie 2017
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
- Jake Shimabukuro shares more about the upcoming film, GO FOR BROKE, about the origins of the 100th Infantry Battalion, 442nd Regimental Combat Team, and Military Intelligence Service.
We still need your help to finish the film and bring it to the world.
Please kokua if you are able:
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Thank you so much for your service. It was because of these brave men I am enjoying my freedom. Thank you Jake SHIMABUKURO!! Aloha, Aaron Aliiloa SILVA ( son of Alii'Noa)
Recently watched the 1951 movie. Great movie, great regiment👍.
Thank you all for your service.
What happened to this film/ project? Was it completed?
I would like to know as well. My grandfather was in the 442nd as an Lieutenant and served with these men. I was working on something myself, nothing as spectacular as this but more of a tribute video. Some pictures my grandfather has, some in the public domain. I am planning on using any footage that is in the public domain as well. I would wholeheartedly support and want to watch this film. I hope it is coming around, people need to see how much these people overcame. Discrimination does NOT equal destination. All you have to do is "Go for Broke".
Jonathan Zukowski
Hey Jonathan,
I just started doing research on the Neisei soldier of the 442nd RCT in WW2.Its a Podcast that will be dedicated solely to those brave Japanese Americans!!!!
I’ll keep you posted on a release date.
@@jonathanzukowski8090 yes, it was. they have a website where you can purchase the movie
www.goforbrokemovie.com/
Thank you go for broke
I really hope and pray that a real movie about the GREATEST SOLDERS IS MADE , my Uncles were in the 442nd.
Please contact me , my father Jack D Ishii for MIS and 25 years CIA operative and was awarded by the CIA for services in Vietnam. I will be more than happy to shed some light on the Ishii and Horiuchi family during the interment days of Idaho and the occupation of Japan.
Hello John, are you Lillian's son? I met her with Lucius Horiuchi a number of years ago. Long story of how we connected.
Thank you, I've wanted a modern version for a long time.