Go for Broke (2017)
Overview
During the tumultuous year after the attack on Pearl Harbor, a group of University of Hawaii ROTC students navigate wartime Hawaii and fight discrimination.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 0.378 |
Directed By
Alexander Bocchieri
Crew
Stacey Hayashi
Alexander Bocchieri
Dean Sensui
Chris Jose
Cedric Fujita
Stacey Hayashi
Aaron Yamamoto
Leighton Hara
Eddie Yamasaki
Jeremy Snell
Anthony Vallejo-Sanderson
Anne Misawa
Jake Shimabukuro
TOP CAST
Daisuke Ban
Mr. Otani
Chris Tashima
Shigeo Yoshida
Peter Shinkoda
Masaji Marumoto
Cole Horibe
Sharkey
Michael Ng
Hung Wai Ching
Chad Yazawa
Akira
Kyle Kosaki
Dan
Hideyuki Arita
Komeya
Jabez Armodia
Goro
Howard Bishop
McCloy
Reo Hasunuma
Chimpo
Brandon Marc Higa
Shadow
Michael Hsia
Ted
Keane Ishii
Tom
John Ishikawa
Hash
Shiro Kawai
Maehara
Mina Kohara
May
Kota Kuromaru
Sakamaki
Mark Madeiros
Kalani
Luka Masuda
Eddie
Arlene Newman
Eleanor Roosevelt
Kyler Ki Sakamoto
John
Dann Seki
Elder Fujitani
Jake Shimabukuro
Saburo
David James Sikkink
Robert Shivers
Gregory Suenaga
Mr. Inouye
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