Japanese-American director to make A-bomb documentary

Japanese-American director to make A-bomb documentary

NAGASAKI, Japan - An Academy Award-winning Japanese-American director, Steven Okazaki (R), will create a documentary about victims of the Hiroshima and Nagasaki atomic bombings to be aired on U.S. cable television on Aug. 6 next year. Photo shows Okazaki talking to atomic bomb victims in Nagasaki on May 17 ahead of the film shooting in June.

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