Japanese woman makes documentary to promote "understanding" of whaling

Japanese woman makes documentary to promote "understanding" of whaling

Keiko Yagi, director of the documentary film "Behind 'THE COVE'," poses for a photo at a movie theater in Tokyo on Feb. 14, 2016. The 107-minute English-Japanese bilingual movie is touted as a "counter" documentary to the Oscar-winning U.S. film "The Cove," which threw the Japanese whaling town of Taiji into the international spotlight with bloody scenes of its annual dolphin hunt. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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