And Then They Came for Us

The documentary runs for 40 minutes and features notable figures such as George Takei, who shares his experiences alongside other Japanese Americans affected by the forced incarceration during the war. The film highlights the importance of remembering history to prevent similar injustices in the future.

And Then They Came for Us takes a critical look at past events while connecting them to contemporary issues, including the Muslim registry and travel ban. By featuring activists and newly discovered photographs from Dorothea Lange, it emphasizes the ongoing relevance of these historical narratives.

As a documentary within the historical genre, this film appeals to those interested in civil rights and American history. Collectors of documentaries or those focusing on Japanese American experiences during World War II may find this film particularly significant.