Tora
Synopsis
Starring David Suzuki, (world renowned environmentalist) in his first acting role ever...TORA follows a jaded city woman who inherits a lakeside property and is haunted by a little ghost girl. Through dreams and flashbacks of her new neighbor (Suzuki) she discovers that the property was a Japanese Internment Camp during WWII and that the little girl died while in the camp. Themes of loss, hope and forgiveness are explored in this epic drama that swings between the beautiful scenery of British Columbia Canada and the cold winters of the 1940's. TORA captures the landscapes on stunning cinema-scope film.
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Wendy Ord, Glen Samuel
- Original Title
- Tora
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 30m
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Wendy Ord, Glen Samuel
Department Leadership Roster
Wendy Ord
Director
Glen Samuel
Director
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What is Tora about?
Starring David Suzuki, (world renowned environmentalist) in his first acting role ever...TORA follows a jaded city woman who inherits a lakeside property and is haunted by a little ghost girl. Through dreams and flashbacks of her new neighbor (Suzuki) she discovers that the property was a Japanese Internment Camp during WWII and that the little girl died while in the camp. Themes of loss, hope and forgiveness are explored in this epic drama that swings between the beautiful scenery of British Columbia Canada and the cold winters of the 1940's. TORA captures the landscapes on stunning cinema-scope film.
Who directed Tora?
Tora was directed by Wendy Ord, Glen Samuel.
Who stars in Tora?
The principal cast of Tora includes David Suzuki, Kate Bateman.
When was Tora released and how long is it?
Tora was released in the theatrical window with a total runtime of 30m.