Baseball Saved Us
Ken Mochizuki
1993
Baseball Saved Us is a miraculous story of a family who is sent to concentration camp after the bombing of Pearl Harbor. To fight against the depression and hurtful feelings, a father and son start a baseball league within the camp. This helps the people of the camp overcome their depression of being imprisoned.
I can't imagine being held against my will to die due to my skin color or religious beliefs. I am sure that the people in these situations do the best they can to overcome their disenchantment of living in capture. I see it as a way to survive.
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