Inazuka documentary to show plight of kids with rare disease

Inazuka documentary to show plight of kids with rare disease

Photo taken June 4, 2017, in Japan's Yamagata city shows Director Hidetaka Inazuka, known for his documentary on the double atomic-bomb survivor, talking about his new film on three children fighting a very rare and little-known disease that has left them mostly immobile since birth. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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