Bashing

Year: 2005

Runtime: 82 mins

Language: Japanese

Director: Masahiro Kobayashi

Drama

Yuko, a Japanese aid worker, is abducted in Iraq while volunteering. After her release and return to her hometown, she is met not with hero’s welcome but with scorn. Japanese society brands her a national disgrace for having aided a foreign nation and for surviving captivity, leaving her isolated and ashamed, despite her humanitarian intentions.

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