SEA Pulse films presents A2-B-C: the true story of Fukushima now

SEA Pulse films will feature a new extraordinary multi-award-winning documentary film, called A2-B-C (directed by Ian Thomas Ash), which focuses on the health effects many children in Fukushima, Japan are experiencing in the aftermath of the radiation exposures from the March 2011 triple nuclear meltdown. The film shows radiation hot spots in school yards, thyroid cysts diagnosis, radiation detectors on children’s backpacks, and government officials and even doctors who do not seem to care.

We believe that this is not just a problem for Japan. We believe that this is the world’s problem. With another nuclear accident likely happen in our future, we must to know what is to be expected when the nuclear industry cuts corners, regulators protect profits over people, and governments hide the facts and refuse to admit mistakes were made. This will be the first screening of this film in LA. The film will be followed by Q&A with the director and the experts.

Additional bonus features are Virtual Reality Underwater Experience filmusing 360 Heros and Oculus Rift (head-mounted display kit) created by the NOGI 2014 award-winner, Bill Macdonald, and a short film from Dolphin Dance Project followed by a live Contact Improv performance.

Wine and light lunch will be served. We kindly ask you to bring your own fork and cup to reduce trash.

Ticket:
$20 Online
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$25 at the door

$15 Group discount for 5 or more at the door (RSVP via email recommended)

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