David Farrier visits locations associated with nuclear disasters in Japan, Pablo Escobar's legacy in Colombia, and frontier tourism in Turkmenistan.
Synopsis
David Farrier visits locations associated with nuclear disasters in Japan, Pablo Escobar's legacy in Colombia, and frontier tourism in Turkmenistan.
Synopsis
David Farrier visits grim locations across the globe in Dark Tourist. In Japan, he explores sites tied to nuclear disasters. In Colombia, he engages with tourists drawn to Pablo Escobar's history. Farrier also travels to Turkmenistan, known for its frontier tourism. He meets fellow travelers and locals who share their experiences and stories about these unusual destinations. The film runs for 328 minutes and premiered in 2018.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Meet David Farrier in unique dark tourism spots.
- See the impact of Pablo Escobar's legacy in Colombia.
- Find out about nuclear tourism in Japan.
Did You Know
- David Farrier visits nuclear tourism sites in Japan.
- The film features Pablo Escobar-inspired tourism in Colombia.
- Frontier tourism is explored in Turkmenistan.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is dark tourism?
Dark tourism refers to visiting locations associated with death, suffering, or tragedy, such as sites of disasters or historical atrocities.
Who is the filmmaker behind Dark Tourist?
David Farrier is the New Zealand filmmaker who created Dark Tourist.
What are some destinations featured in Dark Tourist?
The documentary features destinations like nuclear tourism in Japan, Pablo Escobar-inspired tourism in Colombia, and frontier tourism in Turkmenistan.
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