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수업안: “나미에로 가는 길” 다큐멘터리 (2015)
후쿠시마 참사와 그 이후를 묘사한 텍스트가 우리에게 상상력을 발휘하여 사건의 시나리오를 구성해 보도록 한다면, 참사의 시각적 묘사는 그 광경을 더 적나라하고 직접적으로 드러낸다. “나미에로 가는 길”은 싱가폴 난양 공과대학의 과학기술학자 설피카 아미르(Sulfikar Amir) 교수가 제작한 짧은 다큐멘터리 영화이다. 이 작품은
Teaching Module: “A Journey To Namie” (2015) documentary film
While textual representations of the Fukushima disaster and its aftermath provide a conduit for the imagination to construct the scenario, visual depiction renders the landscape with visceral immediacy. “A Journey To Namie” is a short visual documentary by Sulfikar Amir, a
FILM: Nuclear Ginza (1995)
Röhl, Nicholas. 1995. Kakusareta Hibaku Rōdō: Nihon no Genpatsu Rōdōsha. 隠された被曝労働 – 日本の原発労働者 物語 [Nuclear Ginza]. YouTube video, 30 min, posted by “aikoku369”, Mar 30, 2011, from http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TC7sFNtGk4A Nicholas Röhl, a student of Japan’s master director Imamura Shohei, produced this 30-minute documentary
FILM: A Is For Atom (1953)
Urbano, Carl, John Sutherland Productions. 1953. A is for Atom, YouTube video, 15 min, posted by “nuclearvault,” Jul 30, 2009, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gi-ItrJISQE This animated short was sponsored by General Electric, one of the key U.S. manufacturers of electric appliances, power generation stations, and nuclear weapon
FILM: A Is For Atom (1992)
Curtis, Adam. 1992. A is for Atom, Google video, 45:51 min, accessed Apr 24, 2011, from http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-1860517361048002456 The British 45-minute documentary A Is For Atom was named after the 1953 animated short of the ‘Atoms for peace’ campaign with the
FILM: Various British Pathé Newsreels (1952 – 1962)
Footage from the following three short newsreels were selected in order to show the prevailing anti-nuclear sentiment in parts of the Japanese public during the 1950s and 1960s. At the height of the protests against the Treaty of Mutual Cooperation
FILM: Tale Of Two Cities (1946)
United States War Department. 1946. Tale of Two Cities. YouTube video, 12: 03 min, posted by “nuclearvault,” Sep 5, 2009, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hPvYw9cm8GY This short 12-minute film, produced by the U.S. War Department, begins with the Trinity nuclear test in the desert of