Fukushima: A Nuclear Story

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An exclusive journey of four years inside the triple tragedy which hit Japan on March 11, 2011, following Italian Sky News reporter Pio d’Emilia who has lived in Japan for more than thirty years. Pio was in Tokyo the day of the earthquake. After travelling across all the municipalities hit by the tsunami and after illegally entering the so-called “exclusion zone” already established but loosely enforced by the government he actually reaches the gate of the nuclear plant. He would not be allowed inside the plant though: to do this, he had to wait until June 2013, discovering in the end how Tokyo - and probably Japan - was saved from a much greater catastrophe by chance.

Genre
Documentary
Country
Italy
Year
2015
Duration
84'
Production Companies
Teatro Primo Studio - Film Beyond
Languages
Japanese, English, Italian

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