‘Black Box Diaries’ Review: An Intimate Chronicle Of Resilience Against A Flawed System – Sundance Film Festival
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deadline.comIn Black Box Diaries, director Shiori Ito confronts abuse but also a deeply flawed legal system. Her quest for justice begins in spring 2015.
Then a young intern at Thomson Reuters, Ito found herself in a nightmarish situation with Noriyuki Yamaguchi, a prominent media figure with political connections in Japan.
At the time, he worked at the Tokyo Broadcasting System Television, and was the personal biographer for Shinzo Abe, the former prime minister of Japan.
She reported the incident and was met with formidable challenges, as she navigated a legal system steeped in outdated laws that placed burden of proof on the victims.
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