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| Follows a Doctor trying to do as much as he can after the bombing of Nagasaki, also the effects of the radiation that took place over the weeks following. Obviously trying to milk as much emotion out of the viewer as possible, and maybe guilt or discomfort for some, I couldn't get that emotionally invested though, but an otherwise solid film. |
| history repeat itself. even after the bomb is dropped and people are still surviving there, there was no one to help them. they were alone slowly dying from an unknown cause where they just kept getting worse. reminds me of the great cover up chernobyl had after it exploded. not sure how much the movie is 100% true to reality but its not unbelivable to have government neglect after a great disaster |
 “you’re immortal. Aren’t you?” “that’s a good line, put that one on my tombstone” -LOTGH  |