Two Years After Fukushima, a Culture of Mistrust Grows in Japan | Motherboard

A new documentary sheds light on the aftermath of the Fukushima crisis. Israeli filmmaker Itai Keshet put together a short film about ordinary Japanese citizens coping with the fallout from the nuclear event. Mistrust has sprouted—mistrust of the government, of the food farmers grow, or institutions in general—and we see a portrait not of the $25 billion in hard damage the meltdown caused, but the tear in the social fabric that persists years later.