Who Tell the Truth? The documentary on the media coverage of Fukushima　福島原発報道

Are we really safe? Who tell the truth? - This documentary contains the interview with residents in Fukushima, Japan. They told us that the nuclear disaster in March 2011, the fear of radioactivity and suspicion about the Japanese government, TEPCO and Japanese media coverage. It was filmed through Skype.
真実を言っているのは誰なのか？私たちは本当に安全なのか？ー福島の原発事故への政府、東電の対応やメディア報道のあり方について、福島在住の方々にインタビューしたもの

をまとめました。制作中はコスタリカ在住だったため、インタビューはすべてスカイプで行いました。

Documentary By:

Chihiro Imaizumi (Worked in the TV production company and is an editor in a newspaper in Japan). Currently, she is in an MA candidate at UN mandated University for Peace). Shahbaz Israr Khan assisted the producer in editing the subtitles of the documentary.

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