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Deep Dive: 1945-1998 (2003)

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1945-1998
The film '1945-1998' presents a visual account of the 2,053 nuclear explosions conducted worldwide between 1945 and 1998. It uses a world map to display the locations and frequency of these tests, employing blinking lights and sound to convey the scale of nuclear experimentation. This approach allows the information to be understood universally, without the need for language. Through its innovative presentation, the film raises awareness about the ongoing implications of nuclear testing. It emphasizes the urgent need for global action and understanding regarding the significant issue of nuclear proliferation and its effects on the world.

Why Watch

  • •See the global impact of nuclear testing visually.
  • •Find out where nuclear tests occurred worldwide.
  • •Meet the director Isao Hashimoto's unique approach.

Did You Know

•2,053 nuclear explosions were conducted worldwide between 1945 and 1998.
•The film uses a world map to show the locations of nuclear tests.
•The documentary lasts for 14 minutes.
•Isao Hashimoto directed the film in 2003.

Perfect For

Nuclear history enthusiastsGlobal security advocatesEnvironmental activists