Films about Hiroshima

[Martin Vieillot]

Not directly related to H-Bomb except for his surprising epiloque, i would strongly recommand Obayashi's Noyuki yamayuki umibe yuki as a great & unusual anti-war drama. I'm curious this ATG one never get a better attention abroad (and maybe within Japan?)





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Thank you John. I think this is actually the one I'm thinking about, although I can't find much info about it online in the English language. 



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Date: Wed, 16 Dec 2009 23:23:27 +0900 
From: jtj at rf7.so-net.ne.jp 
To: KineJapan at lists.acs.ohio-state.edu 
Subject: Re: Films about Hiroshima 

Are you thinking of Kuroki Kazuo's film, titled appropriately, "Ashita"? I see it was produced in 1988, but that's what it depicted. I thought it was quite a fine film. 



John Junkerman 












On Dec 16, 2009, at 9:20 PM, Jasper Sharp wrote: 


I have a quick question. A few months ago I heard someone mention a film from the 1990s about the bombing of Hiroshima, and I can't remember its title. I think it was a one-word title, and it detailed in more or less real-time the ordinary life of a family in Hiroshima before the day before the bomb dropped. Does this ring a bell with anyone? 

thanks 

Jasper 

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