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Center for Glocal Studies Lecture Series
The Glocal Impacts of
the Uranium Trade:
A film screening and guest lecture by documentary filmmaker
David Henningson
◆Film Title: Somba Ke: The Money Place (2008)
「石油高で復活するウラン鉱山―揺れるカナダ先住民の村」
*English with Japanese subtitles
（英語・日本語字幕付き）
●Date:
Thursday July 10, 2014 16:30~18:30
2014 年 7 月 10 日（木）16:30～18:30
●Venue:
AV Hall, Basement, Seijo University Library
成城大学図書館地階 AV ホール
●Moderator:
Dennis Riches
企画・司会
デニス・リチェズ
●Interpreter: Haruko Toyama
質疑応答通訳外山晴子
*Lecture will be delivered in English(講演は英語)
The film, Somba Ke: The Money Place, tells the story of an aboriginal group from Canada’s far north, the Sahtu Dene,
that helped deliver the uranium in the atomic bombs that fell on Japan in 1945. The native Sahtu Dene people were
never told how these precious rocks would be used, and they suffered many illnesses because of their exposure to
uranium. The Sahtu Dene still face difficult questions about the safety and the morality of permitting uranium mining
on their traditional homeland. The director David Henningson will be present to speak about filmmaking and the
making of Somba Ke, and to answer questions from the audience.
David Henningson is a freelance filmmaker
based in London and Tokyo. He has recently
completed filming promotional videos for Slash's
new album "World On Fire" on Warner Records.
Other credits include producing, directing, editing
and photography for the National Film Board of
Canada, independent documentaries and
commercial films.

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