Hiroshima

Year: 2005

Runtime: 89 mins

Language: English

Director: Paul Wilmshurst

DramaDocumentary

Using archival footage, dramatizations and visual effects, the documentary follows the three‑week span from the Trinity test to the Hiroshima bombing, revealing America’s political gamble and the planning aboard the Enola Gay. It captures the horror, pain and suffering of the world’s first nuclear strike and examines its far‑reaching repercussions.

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