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SUMMARY:Hiroshima Nagasaki Download, a documentary film directed by Shinpei Takeda
DESCRIPTION:
 <strong>Library Colloquia Series\n
 \n
 <em>Hiroshima 
 Nagasaki Download</em>, a documentary film 
 directed by Shinpei Takeda</strong>\n
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 Tuesday, 
 October 11\n
 Main Library, North Conference 
 Room (4 West), 7:00pm\n
 \n
 Co-sponsored by <a 
 href="http://www.lymanbriggs.msu.edu/">Lyman 
 Briggs College</a> and the <a href="http://asia.isp.msu.edu/">Asian 
 Studies Center</a>\n
 Speaker: Filmmaker Shinpei Takeda\n
 Presenter: 
 Naoko Wake, Lyman Briggs College\n
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 They are 
 survivors of the bombs dropped on Hiroshima 
 and Nagasaki. They are also Americans living 
 in what was formerly called the 'enemy state,' 
 the country that dropped the bombs. How do 
 we understand their stories? <em>Hiroshima Nagasaki 
 Download</em>, a documentary film based 
 on interviews with Japanese-American survivors, 
 urges us to think about the complex stories 
 of people who crossed national and cultural 
 boundaries in the Nuclear Age. Director Shinpei 
 Takeda will lead a post-film discussion.\n
 \n
 Shinpei 
 Takeda is a Japan-born filmmaker, 
 visual artist and musician based in Tijuana, 
 Mexico who has followed atomic bomb survivors 
 in North and South America for the last five 
 years.\n
 \n
 Naoko Wake is Visiting Assistant 
 Professor in the Lyman Briggs College at Michigan 
 State University. She is the author of 
 "Gender and Science in Hiroshima's Aftermath: 
 A Cross-cultural Approach", published in <em>Endeavour</em>.\n\n
 Price: free\n
 Sponsor: Administration\n
 Sponsor's Homepage: http://www.lib.msu.edu\n
 for more info visit the web at:\n 
 http://www.lib.msu.edu/features/?e=33\n
LOCATION:Main Library North Conference Room, W449
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