You'd have to be pretty jaded not to fall for the irrepressible subjects of this stirring documentary.

Directed and produced by Holly Morris, this rousing and at times haunting documentary raises the question: what is more deadly-the anguish of being displaced or radiation?

Holly Morris and Anne Bogart's dearly intimate portrait of these women is, at moments, almost unaccountably moving. There's strength, affection and obstinacy in their perseverance and in their love of a land.

It's those great grandmas' faces, and their slow but still farming and fishing forms, that will stick with you for a long time.