Song of Survival is a powerful and inspiring true story based on the autobiographical work of Helen Coljin.
Set during the last four years of World War II (1942-1945), it follows a group of women in a Japanese internment camp who find hope, courage, and unity through the power of music. In the face of the unimaginable hardship, their voices become a remarkable symbol of resilience and survival.
Recommended for ages 12+
Written by Eleanor Harder and Ray Harder
Based on the book by Helen Coljin
Camp Score written, arranged, and edited by Margaret Drybough and Norah Chambers
Directed by Colette Quin