Presentation: Face-to Face with the Filmmaker

A partnership with Bernal Heights Outdoor Cinema
Tuesday, 2/18/2025
6:30 - 8:00
Bernal Heights Meeting Room
Bernal Heights

500 Cortland Avenue
San Francisco, CA 94110
United States

415-355-2810

Murder in the High Desert recounts the murder of an inmate at the Topaz concentration camp by the military in 1943, it's coverup, a lost monument found 77 years later, and the controversy of it's unearthing. The unearthing of the stone monument raises unsettling questions about how Japanese American history is told, preserved and, most importantly, by whom. Murder in the High Desert was directed by Emiko Omori.

Join us for Q&A with the filmmaker and guest post-screening

Please register HERE.

Film & Video

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This program is sponsored by Friends of the San Francisco Public Library.

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