Archival footage and animation explore the cultural and historical context of nuclear weapons, featuring insights from artists like Jens Kuross and Ry X.
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Archival footage and animation explore the cultural and historical context of nuclear weapons, featuring insights from artists like Jens Kuross and Ry X.
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Archival footage and animation weave together in 'The Bomb', directed by Kevin Ford. The film investigates the culture surrounding nuclear weapons, tracing their historical context and the public fascination they inspire. Through visual storytelling, it addresses the paradox of nuclear armaments, revealing their impact on society. The documentary features contributions from artists like Jens Kuross and Ry X, prompting reflection on the ongoing discussions about the existence of such destructive power in contemporary life.
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- See how nuclear weapons shape public perception.
- Find out about the cultural fascination with destruction.
- Meet key figures like Jens Kuross and Ry X.
Did You Know
- The film has a duration of 55 minutes.
- The documentary was released in 2017.
- It was directed by Kevin Ford.
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Who directed the documentary 'The Bomb'?
Kevin Ford directed the documentary 'The Bomb'.
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'The Bomb' was released in 2017.
How long is the documentary 'The Bomb'?
'The Bomb' has a duration of 55 minutes.
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