Half-Life In Fukushima daring her face is what Gunning

her face is what Gunning calls a "battleground of emotions

From the market place to the school

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Half-Life In Fukushima daring her face is what GunningFive years after the Fukushima nuclear disaster, a Japanese farmer seeks out a solitary existence within the radiation red zone. Here, the blowing wind is the soundtrack to Naoto's lonely days, spent cultivating his land and feeding his cattle. Naoto fights to build a new life in this post apocalyptic landscape, fearlessly facing the silent danger of radioactivity. He is a guardian of the past and the symbol of humanity's need for a change.