Welcome to Fukushima Part 1 of 5
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Published one March 14th, 2013 Director (S):
Alain de Halleux Pays: Belgium
During two years, the director followed of the inhabitants and the families of the town of Minamisoma, located 20 km away from the nuclear power plant of Fukushima Daichi. Between revolt and resignation, they raise the question: to move or remain on the spot, live with the contamination and the fear of the future?
Fukushima Mother: Then Yuka started to get panic attacks. She got headaches, stomach aches, sore throats… It would change every day. Shortly after around the end of April she would spend her days crying in here room. It all made me very nervous. Kento was edgy allo the time, too. […]
Fukushima Father: Perhaps she didn’t really know she was doing, but she made several attempts to jump from the first floor. She even tried to kill herself by dousing herself with petrol and setting it alight.
Fukushima Mother: She led a normal life until March 11 last year, when there was the accident at the nuclear power plant. She can’t forgive herself for being this way. Every time she cries she asks, “Why did this nuclear disaster happen to us?”
Through some parallel segments: – a family decides to leave the site and moves/– another, whose father worked in a power station at the time of the accident, became a florist which become very profitable because of the many burials and commemorations/– An old a forest ranger attends the metamorphosis of the landscape (the forests and mountains) and questions the traditional report with nature, now upset by the catastrophe.
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