"Ushiku" included in Third Window Films' Top 10 Japanese films of 2021

Extremely honoured for "Ushiku" to be included in Third Window Films' Top 10 Japanese films of 2021 (LINK)!! Thank you, Third Window Films, for your support!

"Ushiku" to be released in Japanese cinemas in 2022!

日本語下記

BREAKING: the distributor 太秦株式会社 (Uzamasa) has just announced "Ushiku" will open in Tokyo’s イメージフォーラム (Image Forum) theatre on February 26 with a nationwide theatrical release to follow! 

I am in awe of the courage of the participants in the film who continue to speak out and share about their experiences in Japanese immigration detention. And I am extremely grateful to our team and supporters.

 

 2022.2.26(土)より
シアター・イメージフォーラムほか
全国順次公開決定！

 

"Ushiku" selected as of the Japan Foundation's "Japanese Movies to Represent 2021"

（日本語下記）
The Japan Foundation's "The Japanese Film Festival (JFF)", a project to promote Japanese film around the world, has just released it's annual list "Japanese Movies to Represent 2021, Selected by 7 Experts from Around the World". I am extremely honoured for "Ushiku" to be selected by Nippon Connection Japanese Film Festival's Marion Klomfass where she wrote "One of the most important films this year for me was Ushiku by Thomas Ash".

READ: https://jff.jpf.go.jp/read/column/2021_japanese_movies/

 

JFF（Japanese Film Festival）は、国際交流基金が実施する海外への日本映画促進事業です。
「世界の映画人7人が選ぶ、2021年を象徴する日本映画」
今年の「日本映画祭ニッポン・コネクション」でニッポン・ドックス賞を受賞したトーマス・アッシュ監督の『牛久』は、私にとって2021年の映画のなかでもとくに重要な1本。牛久の「入国管理センター」で極限状態に晒された収容者へのインタビューを隠しカメラによって撮影し、日本の強硬な難民政策のおぞましさをあぶり出した問題作だ。
マリオン・クロムファス
ドイツのフランクフルト・アム・マインで開催される日本映画祭「ニッポン・コネクション」のディレクター。

https://jff.jpf.go.jp/ja/read/column/2021_japanese_movies/

 

"Ushiku" voted one of the 20 Best Japanese Movies of 2021

I am extremely honoured my new documentary "Ushiku" has been included in Asian Movie Pulse's annual lists of the "Best Japanese Movies" and "Best Asian Films"!

The 20 Best Japanese Movies of 2021 list can be found here: https://asianmoviepulse.com/2021/12/the-20-best-japanese-movies-of-2021/

The 25 Best Asian Films of 2021list can be found here: https://asianmoviepulse.com/2021/12/the-25-best-asian-films-of-2021/

UK, France, Singapore and Germany screeings of "Ushiku"

「牛久」イギリス上映11月28日、フランス初上映12月3日、シンガポールにて東南アジア初上映12月4日！そして、11月いっぱいまでドイツにてオンライン上映！
 

Upcoming "Ushiku" (WEBSITE) screenings include the UK's Global Health Film Nov 28, the French Premier in Festival Fenêtressur le Japon, and the Southeast Asia Premier in Singapore International Film Festival - SGIFF Dec. 4! And the film can be seen online all this month in Germany's Nippon Connection - Japanese Film Festival Replay!

 

UK (Online) Global Health FF (Nov 28): https://www.globalhealthfilm.org/resources/ushiku-2021
France (Live) Festival Fenêtressur le Japon (Dec 3): https://fenetres-japon.fr/?cat=107
Singapore (Live)Singapore Int FF (Dec 4): https://sgiff.com/films/ushiku/
Germany (Online) Nippon Connection Replay (until end of November): https://nipponconnection.com/de/program/replay/

Three more film festival screenings of "Ushiku" announced!

「牛久」グアム初上映11月12日、ロンドン上映11月28日、東南アジア初上映12月4日！
 

More "Ushiku" screenings announced! Guam Premier in the Guam International Film Festival Nov 12, Global Health Film (UK) Nov 28, and Southeast Asia Premier in the Singapore International Film Festival Dec. 4!

DETAILS and TICKETS:
Guam Int FF (Nov 12): https://www.guamfilmfestival.org/ushiku
Global Health FF (Nov 28): https://www.globalhealthfilm.org/resources/ushiku-2021
Singapore Int FF (Dec 4): https://sgiff.com/films/ushiku/

 

 

"Ushiku" receives Audience Award in Holland

(日本語下記）

I am extremely honoured "Ushiku" has received the Audience Award at the 2021 CAMERA JAPAN Festival in Holland! Thank you all of your support of the participants in the film. The festival announcement is below.

 

2021年10月、オランダ・ロッテルダム／アムステルダムで開催された日本映画祭カメラジャパンにて｢観客賞｣ 受賞されました。

（ カメラジャパンから受賞のメッセージが届きました。下記）

 

The 2021 edition of CAMERA JAPAN has now wrapped up. A big arigato for all your support!
Today we are pleased to announce the winner of the 2021 Audience Award. After counting all the votes in Rotterdam and Amsterdam, Ushiku stays at the top of the rankings. Congratulations to director Thomas ASH.

To make this important documentary, ASH used a hidden camera to interview inmates at the Ushiku immigration centre near Tokyo about their treatment and Japan’s uncompromising refugee policy on the eve of the COVID-19 outbreak.

We are particularly pleased to find that CAMERA JAPAN audiences enjoy and appreciate the variety of films our programmers pick out for the festival.

Festival News: https://camerajapan.nl/2021/10/05/the-2021-camera-japan-award/

 
2021年のカメラジャパンが無事終了しました。
応援してくださった皆様のご支援に対し、”A BIG ARIGATOU （アリガトウ）”、大きな感謝を申し上げます。

本日は、今年の観客賞をお伝えいたします。ロッテルダムとアムステルダムで行われた投票を集計したところ、『牛久』が第1位に輝きました。トーマス・アッシュ監督、おめでとうございます。

この重要なドキュメンタリーを制作するにあたり、アッシュ監督は隠しカメラを用い、東京近郊の牛久市（茨城県）にある東日本入国管理センターの収容者たちにインタビューを行いました。

新型コロナウイルスの感染爆発が起きる直前の時期に、撮影は開始されました。被収容者たちが施設内でどのような扱いを受けているか、そして難民に対する日本の容赦のない姿勢をカメラは捉えています。

観客の皆様に、当映画祭のプログラマーたちが選んだ多彩な作品を、存分にお楽しみいただけましたこと、私たちは大変嬉しく思っております。
 

これまでの「カメラジャパン観客賞」受賞作品：
『音楽』（2020）、『翔んで埼玉』（2019）、『カメラを止めるな！』（2018）、『聲の形』（2017）、『ビリギャル』（2016）、『駆込み女と駆出し男』（2015）、『太秦ライムライト』（2014）、『東京家族』（2013）、『かもめ食堂』（2012）、『うさぎドロップ』（2011）、『かずら』（2010）、『大阪ハムレット』（2009）、『全然大丈夫』（2008）、『鉄コン筋クリート』（2007）、『火火』（2006）

Four more "Ushiku" Premiers confirmed

Four more premiers for "Ushiku" have just been confirmed.

Following screenings today (Fri, Sept 24) and tomorrow (Sat, Sept 25) in Rotterdam's CAMERA JAPAN Festival, "Ushiku" will hold the following premiers:

Austria Premier on Oct 8 in Vienna's Japannual
https://www.japannual.at/film-2021/ushiku

Japan Premier Oct 9 in Yamagata International Documentary Film Festival, where the film was described as "This is work of watchdog journalism that sounds the alarm about state power run amok."
https://online.yidff.jp/en/film/ushiku/)

Munich Premier Oct 11 in Underdox - Festival für Dokument und Experiment
https://underdox-festival.de/en/programm/festival-2021/2512/)

UK Premier Oct 24 in London East Asia Film Festival, where the film was described as “A powerful and disturbing, but essential record of human rights abuses.”
https://www.leaff.org.uk/documentary-1

And there are more exciting announcements coming soon! Thank you all for your support!

 

"Ushiku" awarded Top Prize in Asian Category at Festival in Korea

The 13th DMZ Docs took place from September 9th – 16th, 2021 in Goyang City and Paju City, Gyeongii Province, Korea. DMZ Docs is one of leading international documentary film festivals in Asia and aims to provide opportunities for Korean and Asian documentary filmmakers by promoting ‘peace’, ‘life’ and ‘communication’.

At the closing ceremony, held on September 16, Ushiku received the Asian Perspective Award, the top prize in the Asian Competition. When presenting the award, Director Lee Soojung, a judge on the Asian Perspective panel, said:

The awarded documentary, “Ushiku,” is a documentary that uncovers the confined secret lives of refugees in Japan that face harsh reality amidst the Coronavirus pandemic, the Tokyo Olympics, and the Japanese government’s uncompromising refugee deportations.

The documentary uses the limitations in filming as its cinematic medium, drawing the audience into reality and making it an issue for all. Through this, the film demonstrates the power of documentaries.

DMZ Docs HP: https://www.dmzdocs.com/eng/
Link to full closing ceremony: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ir2J9ZluqcU

I was extremely honoured to receive this same award in 2015 for my film "-1287" (STORY). 

Korean Premier of "Ushiku" to begin

「牛久」韓国上映。Friends in Korea: "Ushiku" (homepage) screening from TOMORROW (Sept 9) in DMZ 국제다큐멘터리영화제 DMZ International Documentary Film Festival! 

This year, the festival is hybrid: streaming Sept 9-16 and in-person Sept 12 at 11:00 and Sept 15 at 16:30. INFO

 

WATCH a special message from one of the film's participants:

 

「牛久」アメリカ上映。Friends in the USA: "Ushiku" streaming UNTIL TOMORROW (Sept 9) in I Will Tell International Film Festival. 

 

Film only: https://iwilltell.com/video/ushiku/ 

With Q&A recorded live: https://watch.eventive.org/.../play/61200c8627ab2100455a7656

 

 

Dutch Premier of "Ushiku" announced

「牛久」オランダ、ベルギー、アメリカ、韓国上映！
Announcing the Dutch Premier of "Ushiku" in CAMERA JAPAN Festival on Sept 24 and 25.
INFO: https://camerajapan.nl/event/ushiku/

Upcoming screenings also include:

Belgium in Electric Shadows on Sept 5.
INFO

USA in I Will Tell International Film Festival ONLINE until Sept 9.
INFO

Korea in DMZ 국제다큐멘터리영화제 DMZ International Documentary Film Festival on Sept 12 and 15.
INFO

Post-screening Q&A held online in the I Will Tell FF

TONIGHT (Sept 1) at 7PM EDT in the US, a live ONLINE screening of "Ushiku" took place in the I Will Tell International Film Festival.  Peter, one of the participants in the film, and I joined the post-screening Q&A which was led by festival director Jenny Lee. INFO

"Ushiku" will be screening ONLINE in the US until Sept 9.

 

Tickets: https://iwilltell.com/video/ushiku/

 

 

Instagram Live Q&A held with Japan Cuts in NYC

Today (Aug 31) a live Q&A about "Ushiku" was held at 8PM EDT in the US (9AM Sept 1 JST in Tokyo) on Instagram with Louis, one of the film's protagonists, and Professor Ai Kihira-Hunt, Associate Professor at The University of Tokyo. WATCH: https://www.instagram.com/tv/CTQouxtpmWa/

"Ushiku" is screening ONLINE in the US in Japan Society's JAPAN CUTS: Festival of New Japanese Film until Sept 2: https://film.japansociety.org/film/ushiku/

 

"Ushiku" to screen in Belgium

Honoured to announce that "Ushiku" will be screening in the Electric Shadows Asian Film Festival in Antwerp, Belgium on September 5 (https://www.electricshadows.be/production/ushiku/). 

 

Meanwhile, On Demand screenings continue in the US until September 2 in the Japan Society's JAPAN CUTS: Festival of New Japanese Film (https://film.japansociety.org/film/ushiku/) where the film was recently named one of Asian Film Festivals' eight films you shouldn't miss (https://asianfilmfestivals.com/.../film-shouldnt-miss.../). 

 

"Ushiku" can also be screened On Demand in the US from August 30-September 9 in the I Will Tell International Film Festival (https://iwilltell.com/video/ushiku/), and in Korea from September 9-16 in DMZ 국제다큐멘터리영화제 DMZ International Documentary Film Festival (https://www.dmzdocs.com/.../00000001/program_view.asp...). 

 

For more about the issues the film documents, we are rolling out our Impact Campaign on the film's website and Instagram page.

 

HP: https://www.ushikufilm.com/en/

Instagram page: https://www.instagram.com/ushikufilm/

Thank you for your support.

"Ushiku" introduced on NHK World program J-FLICKS

Extremely honoured by the coverage of my documentary Ushiku in the newest episode of the NHK WORLD-JAPAN program J-FLICKS. 

I was grateful that an entire 6-minute segment was dedicated to the film, and was particularly humbled by the following exchange:

 

Host Sarah Macdonald: "I've said it before, I'll say it again: Nippon Connection - Japanese Film Festival has a special place in my heart. Now of the films screened this year, I think Ushiku was particularly impactful, a really harrowing film. What did you think of it?"

 

Filmmaker and commentator John Williams: "I think Ushiku is probably one of the most important films that's been made in Japan in the last decade or so. And... I would like everybody to see this. It seems that people just have no idea what's going on in these detention centers in Japan and the way that asylum seekers and refugees are treated here in a really appalling and inhumane way. "

 

And I was utterly floored that NHK World (the international broadcast service of NHK, Japan’s public broadcaster) aired so much of the footage I filmed and obtained from inside the detention center in Ushiku. Using tax dollars to expose the government's systematic violation of human rights is exactly what a public broadcaster should be doing.

 

The episode aired four times on August 21st and 22nd and can now be viewed for FREE until September 4 On Demand here: https://www3.nhk.or.jp/.../en/special/episode/202108210910/ The segment about Ushiku begins 28 minutes into the broadcast. 

 

Our mission in making this film and the accompanying Impact Campaign is to create widespread domestic and international awareness of the immigration injustices occurring in Japan and to help works toward an immigration system in Japan where all refugees are recognised through a just, timely, and transparent process.

"Ushiku" to screen online in the US in Japan Cuts FF

映画「牛久」アメリカ上映！Friends in the US: "Ushiku" will be screening ONLINE in the Japan Society's JAPAN CUTS: Festival of New Japanese Film starting TOMORROW (Aug 20) through Sept 2.

 

From the JAPAN CUTS catalog:

 

"(The film) utilizes hidden cameras to interview detainees at Ushiku beginning in late 2019, who detail inadequate medical treatment, failure to recognize trans peoples’ gender identity, physical abuse and hunger strikes, all as the threat of the COVID-19 pandemic rages in the background, and Japan promotes a surface-level image of acceptance and inclusion in the name of the Tokyo Olympics."

 

"Ushiku" TRAILER:

https://youtu.be/HadlfyQ-dH8

 

SCREENING INFO:

https://film.japansociety.org/film/ushiku/

 

ONLINE TICKETS:

https://film.japansociety.org/page/japan-cuts-2021/

 

For more about Japanese Immigration facilities:

The family of Wishma, a Sri Lankan woman who died in March following mistreatment at a Japanese immigration center, said she was "treated like a dog" after the government disclosed Thursday security camera footage of her final days.

 

Wishma is the 17th detainee to die at a Japanese immigration center since 2007, according to the Immigration Services Agency.

 

ARTICLE: https://mainichi.jp/.../arti.../20210813/p2g/00m/0na/008000c

 

映画「牛久」アメリカ上映！アメリカの友人へ。「牛久」がジャパン・ソサエティーの「JAPAN CUTS」でオンライン上映されます。明日（8月20日）から9月2日まで、ジャパン・ソサエティーの「JAPAN CUTS：Festival of New Japanese Film」でオンライン上映されます。

JAPAN CUTSのカタログより。

“（本作は）2019年後半から牛久の収容者に隠しカメラを使ってインタビューを行い、不適切な医療処置、トランス・ジェンダーの人々に対しジェンダー・アイデンティティを認めないこと、身体的虐待、ハンガー・ストライキなどの事実を詳細に語っている。

COVID-19パンデミックの脅威の中にありながらも、東京オリンピックの名の下に、日本は表面的には受容とインクルージョンのイメージをアピールしている。”

日本の入国管理施設については、こちらをご覧ください。

 

ARTICLE: https://mainichi.jp/articles/20210811/ddm/012/070/093000c

 

日本の入国管理センターで虐待を受けて3月に死亡したスリランカ人女性、ウィシュマさんの家族は、政府が木曜日にウィシュマさんの最期の日の防犯カメラの映像を公開した後、彼女が「犬のように扱われた」と述べました。

入国管理局によると、2007年以降、日本の入国管理局で死亡した収容者はウィシュマさんで17人目。

"Ushiku" to sceen in two upcoming festivals in the US and one in Korea

I am honoured to announce screenings of my documentary "Ushiku" in Japan Society Film's Japan Cuts FF (USA, Aug 20-Sept 2), I Will Tell International Film Festival (USA, Aug 30-Sept 9) & DMZ 국제다큐멘터리영화제 DMZ International Documentary Film Festival (Korea, Sept 9-16).

 

I will be posting more information, including links to find out more about how to view the film in the online festivals, soon.
 

Find out how asylum seekers to Japan are treated when the world is NOT watching the Olympics and the Paralympic Games with their Refugee Olympic Teams.

Philosopher Hiroki Azuma publishes essay about "Ushiku"

Extremely honoured Japanese cultural critic, novelist, and philosopher Hiroki Azuma wrote about my documentary "Ushiku" in his essay published in the magazine AERA.

 

東浩紀「人権侵害が指摘されてきた全件収容主義からの決別を」──『AERA 2021年6月28日』巻頭エッセイ「eyes」掲載

 

朝日新聞出版の雑誌『AERA』の巻頭エッセイコーナー「eyes」に、東浩紀が隔週で連載中です！

 

『AERA 2021年6月28日』の記事は、「人権侵害が指摘されてきた全件収容主義からの決別を」です。

 

ドキュメンタリー映画『牛久』にふれながら、「他国からの批判を躱（かわ）すため、一部外国人に制度の歪（ひず）みを押し付けるのは許されない。審査基準の透明性確保が求められる。」と、日本の入管が管理する外国人収容施設、そして外国人受け入れに関する世論について、見解を述べています。

 The essay can be found here: https://genron-alpha.com/news20210622_01/

"Sending Off" receives award for Best Documentary in Italy

 

「おみおくり〜Sending Off〜」はイタリアに行われるLBLFF映画祭にてドキュメンタリーグランプリ受賞。

 

 

It is extremely poignant that in the midst of my father passing away last week, my documentary about death and dying「おみおくり〜Sending Off〜」was awarded the prize for Best Documentary in The Life Beyond Life Film Festival, an event dedicated to films about terminal care, grief, and transition.

 

Jury Statement:

 

"The Documentary Jury awarded the Best Documentary of the LBLFF, First Edition to 'Sending Off' based on the incredible authenticity of the story, the cleanliness of the visual choices, and the dignified vision of Death!”

 

Although we were not able to attend the closing ceremony which was held in person in Italy, Dr. Kaoru Konta and I recorded our greetings and gratitude to be played at the event.

 

VIDEO: https://www.facebook.com/IanThomasAsh/posts/4060295464086919

"Ushiku" featured in Japan Times

Honoured and grateful that “Ushiku” was featured on the entire back page of today’s The Japan Times.

（日本語は下記にあります）

 

“I was really compelled to film because I was a witness to human rights abuses. I literally believed it was possible (the detainees) were going to die. And I realized that just volunteering wasn’t going to work. It was going to help the people there, but not change the situation.”

 

To effect change, Ash believed that “it was imperative to collect what I believed would be evidence; the goal wasn’t just to make a film.” One powerful piece of that evidence is video footage, taken inside the Ushiku facility, of guards piling on a vocally protesting detainee with postures and attitudes reminiscent of George Floyd’s murder. The detainee, known only as Deniz, even says “I can’t breathe, you’re choking me” at one point, though he survives and becomes one of Ash’s interviewees.

 

In March, the death of a Sri Lankan woman at an immigration facility in Nagoya elicited widespread condemnation. Ratnayake Liyanage Wishma Sandamali had spent months fruitlessly complaining to staff of ill health, and public criticism increased when it was revealed that the facility had refused her repeated requests for outside hospital treatment — while releasing dozens of other detainees due to coronavirus infection concerns.

 

Soon after her death, the government and the ruling coalition dropped plans to amend the nation’s immigration law to make it even stricter, including a proposal to criminally prosecute asylum seekers who do not comply with deportation orders.

 

But as Thomas Ash shows in his new documentary “Ushiku,” the conditions endured by detainees in Japan’s 17 immigration centers under the current law are bad enough, driving many to go on hunger strikes or attempt suicide — with some dying in the process.

 

Read the FULL article here: https://www.japantimes.co.jp/culture/2021/06/11/films/ushiku-documentary-immigration-centers/

 

私は、人権侵害の目撃者です。ですから、どうしても撮影したかったのです。私は文字通り、（拘留者が）死ぬかもしれないと全く疑いもなく思いました。そして、ただボランティアをするだけではだめだと。そこにいる人たちを助けることはできても、状況を変えることはできないと思いました。

 

アッシュは、変化をもたらすためには、「自分が信じる証拠を集めることが不可欠であり、ただ映画を作ることが目的ではない」と考えました。その証拠のひとつが、牛久の施設内で撮影された、声を上げて抗議する被収容者に警備員達が、それはまるでジョージ・フロイド殺害事件を彷彿とさせる姿勢で、襲いかかっている強烈な映像だ。デニズと名乗るその被収容者は、「息ができない、首を絞められている」とさえ言っていたが、なんとか生き延び、アッシュのインタビュー対象の一人となった。

 

3月には、名古屋の入国管理局でスリランカ人女性が死亡するという事件が発生し、大きな非難を浴びました。ラットナヤケ・リャナゲ・ウィシュマ・サンダマリさんは、何ヶ月も体調不良を職員に訴え続けていましたが、施設側がコロナウイルス感染の懸念から他の数十人の収容者を釈放する一方で、彼女が外部の病院で治療を受けたいという再三の要請を拒否していたことが明らかになり、世論の批判が高まりました。

 

彼女の死後すぐに、政府と連立与党は、国外退去命令に従わない亡命者を刑事訴追するなど、入管法をさらに厳しく改正する計画であったが、これを中止した。

 

しかし、トーマス・アッシュ監督の新作ドキュメンタリー「牛久」によると、現行法の下で日本の17カ所の入国管理センターに収容されている被収容者の状況は最悪で、多くの人がハンガーストライキや自殺に追い込まれ、その過程で命を落とす人もいるという。

"Ushiku" awarded in Germany

“Ushiku” has been awarded the Nippon Docs Award in the 2021 Nippon Connection Japanese Film Festival in Frankfurt, Germany! Thank you all so very much for your support. We will continue to work hard to share the voices of the courageous participants in the film with people in Japan and around the world.

 

Per audience vote, the Nippon Docs Award went to the documentary Ushiku by Thomas Ash, dealing with a current, highly controversial political issue. The film accuses human rights violations in the eponymous immigration center near Tokyo, as well as Japan’s current immigration policies. The award was given out for the second time this year.

 

Official Press Release: https://nipponconnection.com/en/press-releases/nippon-connection-2021-award-winners/ 

 

VIDEO of Award Ceremony: https://www.ushikufilm.com/en/press/nippon-docs-award-ceremony/

 

2021年ニッポン・コネクション映画祭にて「牛久」がドキュメンタリー部門のグランプリを頂きました！感謝しております。

プレースリリス：https://nipponconnection.com/ja/press-releases/nippon-connection-2021-award-winners/ 

 

 

1,600 viewers join preview of "Ushiku"

It was humbling to have 1,600 viewers join us online for the preview screening of "Ushiku" last evening. And I continue to be in awe of the courageousness of the participants who choose to speak out about their treatment inside of immigration detention at great risk. Two of the participants joined us for the screening last evening, and I look forward to more screenings where audiences can hear directly from more of the film's participants. 

 

 

The World Premier of "Ushiku" will take place from June 1-6 in the Nippon Connection - Japanese Film Festival which will be held online due to the pandemic.

"Ushiku" Press Conference held at The Foreign Correspondents' Club Of Japan

A Press Conference about my new documentary "Ushiku" was held today at the The Foreign Correspondents' Club Of Japan: Human Rights Abuses In Japan's Detention Centers

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日本外国特派員協会での記者会見日本語通訳付き:

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"Ushiku" trailer released

牛久市にある東日本入国管理センターに収容された難民申請者が、隠しカメラにその実態を語る。

Seeking asylum in Japan, detainees at the infamous Ushiku immigration centre speak out in secretly recorded interviews.

比類なき不正義
an injustice of Olympic proportion

予告編 TRAILER: