Journalist Shiori Ito investigates her own sexual assault, trying to bring the high-profile perpetrator to justice. Her quest becomes a turning point, exposing Japan’s outdated judicial and social systems. "Black Box Diaries" is a deeply moving and courageous documentary that tackles a social issue that is still shrouded in stigma but that has destroyed countless lives. Directed by Shiori Ito, the film recounts her own horrific experience of sexual assault by a prominent journalist in Japan, an incident that made her a key figure in the country’s #MeToo movement. Through raw and intimate footage, Ito bravely documents her journey to seek justice in a legal system that has seen little change in over a century. Her story is not just a personal account – it is a powerful critique of the systemic failures that have long silenced survivors. "Black Box Diaries" What really stands out is how it balances the personal with the universal. Ito’s willingness to turn the camera on herself, capturing her emotions and struggles, brings a deep sense of authenticity to the film. At the same time, it sparks a much-needed conversation about sexual violence and the urgent need for change in Japan and globally. This documentary is not just a retelling of one woman’s fight for justice – it is a powerful call to action, reminding us of the ongoing struggle many survivors face and the importance of challenging the systems that hold them down.