An upcoming Japanese film festival showcasing documentaries on wildlife from around the world has selected a film on the international controversy over Japan's tradition of whaling and dolphin hunting as one of its finalists.The 13th Japan Wildlife Film Festival, beginning Monday, has picked "Behind the Cove," a 2015 film by first-time director Keiko Yagi, and seven other films as finalists from among 286 entries from more than 40 countries, festival organizers said.The eight finalists as well as "Into Eternity," a film on a Finnish nuclear waste storage site called Onkalo, will be shown fr…READ FULL ARTICLE
