Interview With "Black Box Diaries" Director/Producer Shiori Itô

[@wchristinewong388]

😂Celebrate and having read below negative criticism, the damaged party is you, and the bravery to complain is your fundamental human right against abusive employment sexual abuse for job seekers. I feel deep sympathy for victims, untill one is subjected to unwanted sexual abuse these bullies are monsters.

[@奈々氏浩]

Dear Ms. Shiori Ito, Congratulations, I suppose, on the release of a documentary about yourself. However, I don’t consider a film based solely on your side of the story to be a "documentary." Furthermore, regardless of the circumstances, I don’t believe it’s right to keep labelling the alleged perpetrator as such when no criminal charges were pursued, especially as the (alleged) sexual assault case has reached a resolution in civil court as well. Given this, is it really appropriate to produce a new film that damages the reputation of the accused? Additionally, in Japan, your former attorney, Mr. Nishihiro, has criticised you and the film, claiming it uses unauthorised footage and audio. Rather than speaking proudly in interviews, wouldn’t it be more appropriate to address Mr. Nishihiro’s accusations first?

[@wchristinewong388]

You are not the rapist, or rape victim, you claim it was un authorised when the victim is a trained journalist as is the RAPIST + censoreship of rape accusing his client who is a victim of alchohoholic Jobseeking Employee is a company crime. Why she has to come to London to explain her rape by a senior media figure?