A Japanese-Canadian family faces discrimination and displacement during World War II, forced to live in internment camps and lose their property, while a white Canadian family grapples with their own moral compass as they take on roles in enforcing this policy, which affects the Japanese community in their area.
The War Between Us
During World War II, a tense standoff develops between two families, one Canadian and one Japanese, as the Japanese family is forcibly relocated to an internment camp, leading to a complex web of emotions and conflicts.
