A BD Interactive Documentary on the Issue of Memory in Japan.
In Japan, "Anne Frank's newspaper" remains an unusable bestseller. So much so that his tragic fate is even reinterpreted in manga.
What does this success reveal on the memory of the Second World War in Japanese society?
Discover this interactive documentary comic book trip to understand what, Hoah and Hiroshima, can - or not - constitute a common experience in Japan and Europe.
A multimedia story by Alain Lewkowicz, Vincent Bourgeau, Samuel Pott and Marc Sainsauve, co -produced by Subreal and Arte France, and developed by IQ12.
The application includes a prologue, 4 chapters, 60 pages of animated and sounded comics, more than 50 minutes of videos, 45 minutes of audio and 169 photos.
To be able to download all the content available within the application you must have a Wi-Fi connection and a minimum of 400 MB of available space.
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