Kerwin Berk

Kintsukuroi depicts the internment of 120,000 Japanese Americans by President Roosevelt during WWII, following two families from the Western prison camps to European battlefields as they endure injustice yet maintain dignity amidst ordeal.

Two spirits link the lives of dozens of residents of San Francisco's Japantown as told through a series of six interwoven vignettes.

Kintsukuroi depicts the internment of 120,000 Japanese Americans by President Roosevelt during WWII, following two families from the Western prison camps to European battlefields as they endure injustice yet maintain dignity amidst ordeal.

Kintsukuroi depicts the internment of 120,000 Japanese Americans by President Roosevelt during WWII, following two families from the Western prison camps to European battlefields as they endure injustice yet maintain dignity amidst ordeal.

Two spirits link the lives of dozens of residents of San Francisco's Japantown as told through a series of six interwoven vignettes.

Two spirits link the lives of dozens of residents of San Francisco's Japantown as told through a series of six interwoven vignettes.