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"ONLY THE BRAVE" NOVEMBER SCREENINGS TO BENEFIT BTSD
Filmmaker Lane Nishikawa has announced he will donate some of the proceeds from two
local screenings of his full-length feature, 窶�/font>Only the Brave,窶�to the Temple.
"Only the Brave" chronicles the War II rescue of the Texas Lost Battalion by the famed
100th/442nd Regimental Combat Team. It stars Lane, Jason Scott Lee, Greg Watanabe,
Tamlyn Tomita, Yuki Okumoto, and the late Pat Morita. Lane and some of the L.A.-based
actors will be in attendance.
Nishikawa窶冱 father Jimmy Nishikawa had served in the 442nd and was the inspiration for
the film which was completed shortly before his passing in 2005. Jimmy was a long-time
resident of San Diego and employee of Kyocera Corporation which is sponsoring the
screenings.
"Only the Brave" was first featured at San Diego窶冱 Asian Film Festival in 2005 where it
had one standing room-only showing. A re-edited and newly-digitized final version will be
shown at the UltraStar Cinemas at Hazard Center on Sunday, Nov. 18, at 2 pm and 6 pm,
in honor of Veterans Day.
You can preorder tickets for the special November benefit screenings through Zenbu. by
downloading the order form here. (Right-click on the link and choose "Save Target
As" to save this PDF to your hard drive.)
Cost is $8 for BTSD members and $10 for the general public. All U.S. Armed Forces
veterans will be admitted free but must reserve a ticket. A flier and order sheet is included in
this newsletter. Email zenbu@cox.net for more information.
Filmmaker Lane Nishikawa has announced he will donate some of the proceeds from two
local screenings of his full-length feature, 窶�/font>Only the Brave,窶�to the Temple.
"Only the Brave" chronicles the War II rescue of the Texas Lost Battalion by the famed
100th/442nd Regimental Combat Team. It stars Lane, Jason Scott Lee, Greg Watanabe,
Tamlyn Tomita, Yuki Okumoto, and the late Pat Morita. Lane and some of the L.A.-based
actors will be in attendance.
Nishikawa窶冱 father Jimmy Nishikawa had served in the 442nd and was the inspiration for
the film which was completed shortly before his passing in 2005. Jimmy was a long-time
resident of San Diego and employee of Kyocera Corporation which is sponsoring the
screenings.
"Only the Brave" was first featured at San Diego窶冱 Asian Film Festival in 2005 where it
had one standing room-only showing. A re-edited and newly-digitized final version will be
shown at the UltraStar Cinemas at Hazard Center on Sunday, Nov. 18, at 2 pm and 6 pm,
in honor of Veterans Day.
You can preorder tickets for the special November benefit screenings through Zenbu. by
downloading the order form here. (Right-click on the link and choose "Save Target
As" to save this PDF to your hard drive.)
Cost is $8 for BTSD members and $10 for the general public. All U.S. Armed Forces
veterans will be admitted free but must reserve a ticket. A flier and order sheet is included in
this newsletter. Email zenbu@cox.net for more information.