Documentary captures the long echo of Fukushima's nuclear disaster
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Without narration or music, Toru Yamada's intimate documentary 'At the Triangle Intersection' follows the silences, routines and unresolved tensions of post-disaster life.
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Japan Times · Tomoko Otake
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Toru Yamada’s documentary “At the Triangle Intersection,” which delves into the lingering impact of the 2011 Fukushima nuclear disaster, follows Tetsu (center), the matriarch of the Watanabe family, her son, Takemasa (right) and her daughter-in-law, Shigeko. | © Toru Yamada / IMPLEO Inc.
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