'Allegiance' review: George Takei on WWII Japanese-American camps
Early in "Allegiance," there is a procession of refugees carrying their few belongings -- an all-too-familiar global image of confusion, helplessness and dislocation. What makes this moment so startling, so particularly moving, is that these exiles are in their own country. And that country is America.
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