Barbed Wire and Mandolins
Directed by Nicola ZavagliaMarch 4, 1997 48mDocumentary, History
This documentary tells about a significant portion of Italian-Canadians were interned as "enemy aliens" during world war II. They were victims of a recurring pattern of Canadian xenophobia and bigotry that lead to the severe political persecution and imprisonment of minorities in times of war despite the lack of evidence that they posed any security threat to the nation.
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Barbed Wire and Mandolins was released on March 4, 1997.
Barbed Wire and Mandolins was directed by Nicola Zavaglia.
Barbed Wire and Mandolins has a runtime of 48m.
Barbed Wire and Mandolins was produced by Sam Grana.
This documentary tells about a significant portion of Italian-Canadians were interned as "enemy aliens" during world war II. They were victims of a recurring pattern of Canadian xenophobia and bigotry that lead to the severe political persecution and imprisonment of minorities in times of war despite the lack of evidence that they posed any security threat to the nation.
The key characters in Barbed Wire and Mandolins are Self - Narrator (voice) (Mark Trafford).
Barbed Wire and Mandolins is a Documentary, History film.