The Untold Story: Internment of Japanese Americans in Hawaii (2012)

Actors: Ryan Kawamoto (director), Ryan Kawamoto (writer), Scott Francis Russell (actor), Scott Francis Russell (actor), Shiro Kawai (actor), Jordan Matlock (actor), Allan Okubo (actor), Wes Haviland (actor), Chad Yazawa (actor), Rodney Oshiro (actor), Shay Fukayama (actress), Kaina Yasuhara (actor), Michael Clark (actor), Brad Hayes (actor), Brad Hayes (actor),

Plot: Within 48 hours of Japan's attack on Pearl Harbor, Hawaii authorities arrested several hundred local Japanese in Oahu, Maui, and Kauai. Within a few months over 2,000 men and women of Japanese ancestry were arrested, detained and incarcerated in Hawaii and later sent to the Department of Justice and War Relocation Authority camps on the continental U.S. There was no evidence of espionage or sabotage and no charges were ever filed against them. While the story of mass internment of Japanese Americans in California, Oregon and Washington has been well documented, very little is known about the Hawaii internees and the confinement sites located in Hawaii. This is the first full length documentary to chronicle this untold story in Hawaii's history.

Standard Operating Procedure (2008)

Actors: Danny Elfman (composer), Errol Morris (director), Unjoo Lee Byars (miscellaneous crew), Kyle Cooper (miscellaneous crew), Errol Morris (producer), Derek Rimelspach (miscellaneous crew), Joshua Feinman (actor), Seth Kleinberg (miscellaneous crew), Robert Fernandez (producer), Raymond Hernandez (miscellaneous crew), Julie Ahlberg (producer), Allan Rafael (miscellaneous crew), Sven Zuege (miscellaneous crew), Andy Grieve (editor), Diane Weyermann (producer),

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Standard Operating Procedure (2008)

Actors: Danny Elfman (composer), Errol Morris (director), Unjoo Lee Byars (miscellaneous crew), Kyle Cooper (miscellaneous crew), Errol Morris (producer), Derek Rimelspach (miscellaneous crew), Joshua Feinman (actor), Seth Kleinberg (miscellaneous crew), Robert Fernandez (producer), Raymond Hernandez (miscellaneous crew), Julie Ahlberg (producer), Allan Rafael (miscellaneous crew), Sven Zuege (miscellaneous crew), Andy Grieve (editor), Diane Weyermann (producer),

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Bhai Bhai (1997)

Actors: Yunus Parvez (actor), Anil Nagrath (actor), Mac Mohan (actor), Prem Chopra (actor), Manmauji (actor), Pramod Moutho (actor), Vikas Anand (actor), Sunil Dhawan (actor), Rakesh Bedi (actor), Mushtaq Khan (actor), Ishrat Ali (actor), Gulshan Grover (actor), Ram Mohan (actor), Shakti Kapoor (actor), Ghanshyam Rohera (actor),

Plot: Modern day secular India sees riots break out between extremists elements belonging to Hindu and Muslim groups. To pacify them, Haji Ali Baba appeals to them, and asks them to return peacefully to their homes and families, which they do. This does not auger well with the perpetrators of the riots, who want to destabilize India, take over Kashmir, and infuse terrorism in every walk of life. One of the employees, Raghu, of these instigators finds that his child has been killed, so he makes a file and takes it to Haji, and is killed shortly thereafter. When Haji goes through the file he finds that the conspiracy involves big name politicians, and he decides to confront one of them. He does so, and is killed, but after leaving the file in a secure location. The big-wigs hire two friends, Veeru and Akbar, to locate the file for a fee, which they do. Then they find out that they have virtually turned over the country to extremists, and decide to repent for their actions by recovering the file and handing it to proper authorities for disposal. What they do not realize is that there seems to be no "proper authority" for dealing with such wrong actions, and it appears that everyone is involved in this deep conspiracy to make money for themselves. The two hapless friends now realize the situation they are in, and must prepare themselves and their loved ones against the onslaught that will surely wipe them out from this world.