Bring this film to your school, library, or organization. Third World Newsreel distributes the 78-minute festival cut and 55-minute PBS version through live streaming on Tugg or as a DVD. Our 80-page Curriculum Guide provides activities and resources for high school and college use. You can also book a screening for your school or community.
Click here to download the Resistance at Tule Lake curriculum guide
“We had a great turn-out for the film and I have heard only positive comments about it. Personally, the film filled in many gaps about Tule Lake and I am working to include some into my senior thesis.
We had an amazing panel led by folks from Japanese Culture Club and United for Immigrant Justice, who worked to tie the injustices from the past into the present.”
Joseph TsuboiTufts University 2018, American Studies
“Focusing on the "segregation center" for those Japanese Americans who were adjudged "disloyal" following an unjust process...Konrad Aderer's film sheds new light on a complex and troubled chapter of this tragic story."”
Greg RobinsonProfessor of History at Université du Québec à Montréal. Author of By Order of the President: FDR and the Internment of Japanese Americans (Harvard, 2001) and A Tragedy of Democracy: Japanese Confinement in North America (Columbia University Press, 2009)