New film depicts a nation torn asunder
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Robert Oppenheimer and the scientists he recruited to develop the first atomic bomb at Los Alamos were well aware of the potential for harm to civilians, but the award-winning movie “Oppenheimer” made no mention of the widespread fallout.
The long-awaited release of "Oppenheimer" in the nation where two cities fell victim to the nuclear weapons developed by the American scientist featured in the film has evoked a mixed and emotionally charged response among Japanese filmgoers.
The long-awaited release of "Oppenheimer" in the nation where two cities fell victim to the nuclear weapons developed by the American scientist featured in the film has evoked a mixed and emotionally charged response among Japanese filmgoers.
The long-awaited release of "Oppenheimer" in the nation where two cities fell victim to the nuclear weapons developed by the American scientist featured in the film has evoked a mixed and emotionally charged response among Japanese filmgoers.