Movie on U.S. teacher killed in 2011 disaster

Movie on U.S. teacher killed in 2011 disaster

TOKYO, Japan - Film director Regge Life speaks to reporters in Tokyo on March 4, 2013, before the screening of his movie "Live Your Dream: The Taylor Anderson Story," a documentary tracing the life of an American teacher of English killed in the March 2011 disaster in Japan.

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