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Wednesday, 10 March 2010 07:20 |
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 With the documentary “The Cove” taking home the prestigious Academy Award for best feature documentary this year, it was a landmark that the makers of the controversial film indeed needed. Not only will the achievement enable the movie to reach a larger audience but it is likely to provide the makers with the opportunity to release the movie in Japan, as it focuses on the ghastly act of dolphin hunting in a Japanese town.
The documentary, which has been directed by renowned former National Geographic still photographer Louie Psihoyos, is yet to witness a full fledged release in Japan in the wake of the widespread protests from the Japanese fishing town of Taiji, where the documentary is based....
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