Before he was gunned down in Afghanistan in 2019 at the age of 73, Dr. Tetsu Nakamura had made up his mind to go to places where no one else was willing to go, but where help was desperately needed.A documentary called "Lighting a Beacon of Hope in the Wilderness," which traces Nakamura's life and his dedication to providing humanitarian aid in Afghanistan and Pakistan before his death, is drawing unusually large domestic audiences.Spreading organically through grassroots efforts, such as citizen-organized screenings, across Japan, the documentary surpassed 150,000 viewers within three year…READ FULL ARTICLE
