If the human soul can survive the Hiroshima nuclear bombing it can survive anything
Nobuko Otowa travels back to her hometown of Hiroshima after the atomic bombing.<br /><br />The movie begins with Otowa giving a voiceover about her city as the camera pans across the coastline. Initially there is only the slightest signs of war damage with some factories and large building missing their roofs. Then there’s another shot of the entire city which shows everything had been rebuilt already. The film was made 7 years after the war so that’s understandable. It then flashes back to the day of the bombing and all the horrible consequences. It’s quite striking.<br /><br />The movie actually focuses upon Otowa talking to survivors and their experience. One time she meets a man that used to work for her father whose face is burned and his wife is dead. The next she’s at an orphanage for kids who lost their parents in the bombing.<br /><br />Ultimately the movie emphasizes that life goes on despite all that happened to Hiroshima. It therefore celebrates the human spirit and how it can survive war, death and destruction.
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 {"Audio languages": ["English"], "Subtitles": ["English", "English [CC]"], "Directors": ["Kaneto Shindo"], "Producers": ["Hisao Itoya", "Setsuo Noto", "Tengo Yamada", "K\u00f4zabur\u00f4 Yoshimura", "Hiroshi \u00d4tsuki"], "Starring": ["Nobuko Otowa", "Osama Takizawa", "Niwa Saito"]}

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