I saw a good documentary called Message From Hiroshima. It is very well done, unlike the movie about the after affects of the tsunami in Japan a few years back, which was oddly hollow and devoid of much feeling. Message From Hiroshima is a much better movie, actually rather calm, which is a good thing considering it's about the people still alive who were greatly affected by the atom bomb that was dropped on their city in World War II. I believe the man who made this was a child from Hiroshima when the bomb was dropped, he was out of town but the rest of his family was in Hiroshima and all were killed. He interviews many other people who were children from Hiroshima, all out of the city at that time, but pretty much all of them were left orphaned and alone. The movie is narrated by George Takei, who serves the movie well but keeping things a mixture of both factual/informational as well as touching/moving. But never does the movie go too far (or give us too little) as far as the emotions of the situation. I definitely recommend this one. Here's the trailer from youtube:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b45XeQAI94c
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Rickrolled. (So to speak.) The video you linked to has zero thumbs up and seven thumbs down. Looks like the whole channel is prank videos. Somebody who has WAY too much time on their hand and makes stupid, empty videos. Unless they're an uber about these movies and just want something online when the studio is slow to put something up themselves. And this person isn't very good at making fan videos if that's the case.
As expected, the film itself is a Romeo & Juliet type of love story (obviously for people who know the legend of Tristan & Isolde this may not be a surprise).
