Ka Kzu-Tekina Rekishi (Rôdo Mûbî) plot
As racism and discrimination drive the Japanese community apart, artist Koki Tanaka portrays a series of conversations between Christian – man, half Swiss, half Japanese/American – and Woohi – woman, born in Japan but originally Korean (Zainichi) – both living in Japan. They discuss the disturbing rise of extreme political ideas and hate speech in the world. It becomes clear that the instigators are rarely punished because they often know exactly the loopholes of the law. The conversations also reveal the heartbreaking, emotional consequences for the victims.