A journalist friend of mine is raising money so he can distribute his documentary film about a previously untold story: the internment of more than 4,500 Japanese men, including United States citizens, in Santa Fe during World War II. The documentary draws from “20 hours of exclusive interviews with former Santa Fe survivors and their families, declassified government documents and private photographs,” and “tells a story that, in many cases, fathers never told their own children after the war,” according to its director, Neil Simon, who notes as part of his request for help to fund it that “No film, book, or museum collection exists to tell the full story of what happened there, who the men were, their lives before the war, and where they went after.” Neil is raising money via Kickstarter to distribute the film. Donors can give $1 or more; pledging $25 or more gets them the DVD first, while $50 gets their name in the credits. (If you’ve never heard of Kickstarter, it’s a pretty awes...