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Fukushima 50

Workers at the Fukushima Daiichi facility in Japan risk their lives and stay at the nuclear power plant to prevent total destruction after the region is devastated by an earthquake and tsunami in 2011. From TMDB

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MisterRon @misterron.bsky.socialBluesky · Apr 7, 2026
Just all across the Middle East and Europe. The Saudi oil field workers will need bee keeper type outfits, which will work for about fifteen minutes. If you can, try to watch the Japanese movie “Fukushima 50.”
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And Then There's Anne @andthentheresanne.bsky.socialBluesky · Oct 9, 2023
That earthquake hit when I was 15 minutes into a movie... the movie? Fukushima 50. So that's weird.
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Murder Made Fiction Podcast @murdermfiction.bsky.socialBluesky · Apr 20, 2026
Today on Patreon: Jenn and Joe tackle the fictionalized version of the near catastrophe at Japan's Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant with Setsurō Wakamatsu's 2020 film, FUKUSHIMA 50. The film is a little long, but it features two great lead performances by Koichi Sato and Ken Watanabe.
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Jos Olivier @josolivier.bsky.socialBluesky · Mar 9, 2026
Fukushima review – a devastating account of disaster and denial in 2011 nuclear catastrophe. A tense return to the disaster foregrounds the heroism of the ‘Fukushima 50’ while raising questions about corporate secrecy and nuclear safety. www.theguardian.com/film/2026/fe...
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Erielle Sudario 🔜 PAX AUS 2026 @cutiejea.bsky.socialBluesky · Feb 23, 2026
Watching Fukushima 50 - a film about the Fukushima Nuclear disaster The most emotional part of the film (so far) was when a journalist from a local Fukushima newspaper asked the PM, "Is there any hope for Fukushima?" Damn...
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Pia @cecallihelper.bsky.socialBluesky · Feb 18, 2026
Apparently, UK's ONR corporate 'partners' didn't pay enough attention to Fukushima. "A tense return to the disaster foregrounds the heroism of the ‘Fukushima 50’ while raising questions about corporate secrecy & nuclear safety" www.theguardian.com/film/2026/fe... As Trump dismantles US nuke regs👁️🤦
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Nathan Francis @nathanfrancis79.bsky.socialBluesky · Feb 18, 2026
#Fukushima #Film #Review – a devastating account of disaster and denial in 2011 #nuclear catastrophe A tense return to the disaster foregrounds the heroism of the ‘Fukushima 50’ while raising questions about corporate secrecy and nuclear safety www.theguardian.com/film/2026/fe...
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Caffeinated she/her @moyaklefey.bsky.socialBluesky · Jun 22, 2025
If you ever need an alternative to Chernobyl, look up the movie Fukushima 50 on Plex. (free movie) Same type of disaster film but in Japan. (and also true story. Korea did a version called The Days that’s on Netflix)
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Ole Hermann Melby @ohmelby.bsky.socialBluesky · Nov 30, 2024
Film 76, 2024. Fukushima 50 (2020). Er ofte litt skeptisk til "basert på virkelige hendelser"-filmer. Men denne fremstår som ganske sober. I alle fall første drøye halvparten. Viser styrker og ikke minst svakheter med japansk byråkrati og ovenfra og ned kultur.
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