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An Inconvenient Truth of Japan (2008) | Slate

An Inconvenient Truth of Japan

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An Inconvenient Truth of Japan

不都合な日本の真実

This documentary investigates the effects of global warming and air pollution. By showing images of the changes that are gradually eroding the lives of people in Japan, the film raises questions for those who are unfamiliar with the facts about how the future will change as a result of environmental destruction.

Released: 2008
Runtime: 55m
Genres: Documentary
Country: Japan
Language: Japanese

Direction and writing

Kiyoshi YamamotoDirector

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