Deep Dive: 311 Revival (2017)
Film Lens
The film '311 Revival' examines the aftermath of the Fukushima nuclear disaster that occurred on March 11, 2011. It focuses on the ongoing struggles of over 80,000 residents who have been unable to return to their homes six years later. The documentary captures the slow pace of reconstruction and the impact of the disaster on the community's psyche and daily life.
Through personal stories recorded along the coastal areas of Fukushima, the film portrays how residents are taking initiatives to rebuild their lives and communities. It raises questions about what 'revival' and 'rebirth' mean in the context of such a disaster, showcasing the various ways individuals are coping and striving to create a better future despite the challenges they face.
Why Watch
- •See how Fukushima residents are rebuilding their lives.
- •Meet individuals taking action in their communities.
- •Find out what 'revival' means to those affected.
Did You Know
•Over 80,000 residents still cannot return home six years after the disaster.
•The Fukushima nuclear incident occurred on March 11, 2011.
•Many homes in Fukushima remain in lockdown years after the disaster.
•The film has a duration of 92 minutes.
Perfect For
Nuclear disaster studiesCommunity resilienceJapanese culture