

Hundreds of photographs illustrate the Atomic Dome in Hiroshima, a structure that remains the only remnant of the 1914 World Expo.
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Hundreds of photographs illustrate the Atomic Dome in Hiroshima, a structure that remains the only remnant of the 1914 World Expo.
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Jean-Gabriel Périot created '200,000 Phantoms' in 2007. The documentary focuses on the Atomic Dome in Hiroshima, built by Czech architect Jan Letzel for the 1914 World Expo. The Dome is the last remnant of the exhibition palace, damaged during the atomic bombing in August 1945. Périot assembles hundreds of photographs in color and black and white, showing the Dome’s transformation over time. The film addresses the lasting effects of war on Hiroshima and its people.
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Why Watch
- See the evolution of Hiroshima's Atomic Dome.
- Find out about Jan Letzel's architectural design.
- Meet the haunting legacy of war in Hiroshima.
Did You Know
- The Atomic Dome was designed by Jan Letzel for the 1914 World Expo.
- The documentary lasts for 11 minutes.
- The film was created by Jean-Gabriel Périot in 2007.
- The Genbaku Dome is the only remnant of the exhibition palace.
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Who designed the Atomic Dome in Hiroshima?
The Atomic Dome was designed by Czech architect Jan Letzel for the 1914 World Expo.
What year was the atomic bombing of Hiroshima?
The atomic bombing of Hiroshima occurred in August 1945.
How long is the documentary '200,000 Phantoms'?
The documentary '200,000 Phantoms' has a duration of 11 minutes.
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