Kuchidomeryou
Channel: Timothée Mathelin
Date: 2012-06-14

Kuchidomeryou is a short-film recorded during a journey in Honshū (Japan) about a year after the catastrophe of Fukushima. It aims to reflect the life and the atmosphere out there: the constant heavy silence.

This short film is a little contribution to support the Japanese people with Post Fukushima's issues and a message to maintain the idea that we have to think about renewable energies.

How many nuclear accidents, dead or ill people will it take before admitting the danger of nuclear power?

Kuchidomeryou:
Texts written by Mikael Lesage and Timothée Mathelin, 
narrated by Peter Scott, 
original score and sound design composed by Subheim, 
audio mastering by 4BE Sound aka Mobthrow, 
additional color settings by Louise Edwards,
subtitles encoding by Kna.

http://www.futurorg.com/ 
http://www.subheim.com/ 
http://www.4besound.com/ 
http://www.mobthrow.com/

In December 2015, the short-film won the festival of FIFEL (International Festival of Films about the Energy) in Lausanne, Switzerland and was represented in Monaco during the Festival "Le Temps Presse" where the ceremony occured.
http://www.fifel.ch/
http://www.letempspresse.org/