The Fall of Icarus：Narita Stories

Behind me are the non-stop flights at Narita Airport. Looking back at the Sanrizuka protest in the 1960s, I can only see complete defeat. The airport was not shattered, but it shattered the lives of the protesters. Following the predecessor "Living in Sanrizhong", this film focuses on the left-wing student movement and social activists who came to help at the beginning, telling the passionate and angry actions of the year, as well as the ideological gap between the movement and the residents in the later period, and the factions that emerged in each case. dispute. Returning to the scene, I think back to my youthful ideals of transforming society and the love I left behind for my loved ones. Although I still hold my head high, looking back at the failure of half a life, I also feel unable to shed tears.