[Machine Translation] The people abandoned by the nation of Japan ask the government: How much is our life worth? 31 years after Yukikite, Kamigun (Yukite, Kamigun), documentary prodigy Hara Kazuo takes on the challenge of "Osaka Sennan Asbestos National Indictment", documenting the entire 8-year period of its production. --In 2006, former workers at an asbestos factory in the Sennan area of Osaka and their families sued the government for damages. Sennan has flourished in the asbestos industry since the end of the Meiji era (1868-1912), and at its peak there were more than 200 factories concentrated in the area, which was called "Asbestos Village". Asbestos, when inhaled into the lungs, causes lung cancer and mesothelioma after a long incubation period. Although the government had been investigating the health hazards of asbestos for 70 years and was aware of them, it prioritized economic development and failed to implement regulations and countermeasures. As a result, many of the plaintiffs suffered from lung cancer and lived in fear of a "silent time bomb" exploding. Kazuo Hara documented the eight years of court battles and the personal lives of the plaintiffs, accompanying the activities of the defense lawyers and the investigations of Kazutada Yuzuoka of the Citizens' Circle, who himself operated an asbestos factory. Many of the plaintiffs were from rural areas or Korean residents in Japan who worked under poor working conditions without any knowledge of the measures being taken against them. The plaintiffs hoped for a small happiness after winning their case. However, the government repeatedly appealed the case, and the protracted trial steadily took its toll on their bodies, and one by one their lives began to disappear. The time left for the plaintiffs is running out. How will the battle against the government turn out? Includes a bonus disc (DVD) with bonus footage and a booklet.