Tokyo Metropolitan PrefectureShibuya-ku
Revival screening of the documentary film “The Fate of the Sun (Tida no Unmei)”
directed by Sako Tadahiko, 129 minutes/Japan/2025
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2000 yen for the General-admission public
University, vocational students, 60 years old and over 1400 yen
Eurospace Membership admission 1,300 yen
Tuesday service day 1300 yen
Contents
Director: Sako Tadahiko
Narrator: Yamane Motoyo
Following the “The Man the US Army Feared Most, His Name Is Kamejiro” (2017/19), which depicts the post-war history of Okinawa, and “Live Shimada Ei - The Last Governor of Okinawa Prefecture during the War” (2021), which depicts wartime history, the latest documentary film shot on the theme of Okinawa by director Sako Tadahiko. It is a work that traces the indomitable struggle of the two governors who lived by their respective beliefs, Masahide Ota (1990 to 98) and Onaga Takeshi (term of office 2014-18), sheds light on their human appeal, includes valuable testimonies from many people involved in their lives, and cuts into modern Okinawan history. A work commemorating the 70th anniversary of the founding of Ryukyu Broadcasting Corp. System (Ryukyu Broadcasting Corp. and TBS TV production).
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