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{\an8}Because tomorrow we have more to do
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Minamata

{\an8}Because tomorrow we have more to do

{\an8}Because tomorrow we have more to do

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{\an8}Because tomorrow we have more to do.
Duration
9 seconds
Views
21
Timestamp in Movie
01:45:10
Uploaded
May 29, 2025
Genres
drama
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Movie Summary

War photographer W. Eugene Smith travels back to Japan where he documents the devastating effect of mercury poisoning in coastal communities.
In the Spring of 1973, Chisso Corporation agreed to fully reimburse - Minamata 00:09
In the Spring of 1973, Chisso Corporation agreed to fully re...
While this recognition brought some relief, - Minamata 00:08
While this recognition brought some relief,
In 2013, the Japanese Prime Minister declared - Minamata 00:09
In 2013, the Japanese Prime Minister declared
Life Magazine published its last weekly issue on December 19, 1972. - Minamata 00:08
Life Magazine published its last weekly issue on December 19...
"Tomoko in Her Bath" is considered one of the most important images - Minamata 00:08
"Tomoko in Her Bath" is considered one of the most...
Gene and Aileen were married on August 28, 1971, in Japan. - Minamata 00:07
Gene and Aileen were married on August 28, 1971, in Japan.
{\an8}Gene died on October 15, 1978, indirectly as a result of the injuries he received at the factory. - Minamata 00:10
{\an8}Gene died on October 15, 1978, indirectly as a result ...
The Minamata photographs were the last ones he ever took. - Minamata 00:06
The Minamata photographs were the last ones he ever took.
Aileen remains deeply engaged with the Minamata community - Minamata 00:09
Aileen remains deeply engaged with the Minamata community
THE MINAMATA CASE - Minamata 00:11
THE MINAMATA CASE
DEDICATED TO THE PEOPLE OF MINAMATA, TO THE NUMEROUS VICTIMS - Minamata 00:12
DEDICATED TO THE PEOPLE OF MINAMATA, TO THE NUMEROUS VICTIMS