Winter in My Soul (film)
Documentary film about Heart Mountain produced by KTWO, a commercial TV station based in Casper, Wyoming. Produced in 1986, it was one of the first to focus on a specific camp and was notable for including the story of the draft resistance movement at Heart Mountain. The title comes from a poem written by Heart Mountain inmate Miyuki Aoyama and published in the camp newspaper, the Heart Mountain Sentinel .
Might also like The Legacy of Heart Mountain (2014); All We Could Carry (2011); Moving Walls (2017)
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Media Details
| Release Date | 1986 |
|---|---|
| Runtime | 60 minutes |
| Producer | Bob Nellis |
| Writer | Bob Nellis |
| Starring | Tetsuo Sugimoto (interviewee), Elsie King (interviewee), <a href="/wiki/Bill_Hosokawa" title="Bill Hosokawa">Bill Hosokawa</a> (interviewee), Clarence Matsumura (interviewee), <a href="/wiki/Frank_Emi" title="Frank Emi">Frank Emi</a> (interviewee), John Corbett (interviewee), Chester Blackburn (interviewee), Mary Ruth Blackburn (interviewee), Toy Nitake (interviewee) |
| Cinematography | Jana Burkhalter |
| Editing | Dan Davis |
| Studio | KTWO News, Casper, Wyoming |