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Filmmaker Sasaki Megumi says she was struck by the fact that only one side on the whaling controversy ever seemed to be heard.
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Sasaki conducts an interview in Taiji. (© Okujira-sama Project Team)
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Scott West, a member of the Sea Shepherd team that was posted permanently in Taiji during 2010 and formed the nucleus of the movement against the dolphin hunts. (© Okujira-sama Project Team)
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Activists protest against the dolphin drives. (© Okujira-sama Project Team)
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Former AP journalist Jay Alabaster lived in Taiji for two years, building up relationships of trust with the local fishermen. He is now pursuing a PhD at Arizona State University, studying the relationships between Taiji and the media.
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Sasaki says the Japanese government is failing to fulfill its duty of accountability toward the international community.
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A Whale of a Tale is playing at select theaters around Japan. Although there are not yet any firm plans for a US release, Sasaki says the film is likely to be available as a digital download.