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Sabu and Miki, a young couple in Fukushima, are disturbed by a sudden explosion at the nearby nuclear plant. They quickly make their escape from the area contaminated with radiation. After finding a place in Tokyo, they discover that Miki is pregnant.
Shot using a handheld camera, Korean auteur Kim Ki-duk uses his raw, highly topical picture as a political tool, calling it “a statement against human errors made to nature.”
Filmography: Pieta (2012), Arirang (2011), The Bow (2005), Samaritan Girl (2004), Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter... and Spring (2003), Coast Guard (2002), Bad Guy (2001), The Isle (2000).