Peter Watkins critiques military uses of nuclear technology and analyzes how media influences public views on nuclear weapons.
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Peter Watkins critiques military uses of nuclear technology and analyzes how media influences public views on nuclear weapons.
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In 1987, Peter Watkins presents a critical examination of nuclear technology's military applications and its societal implications. The film addresses the manipulation of media narratives surrounding nuclear weapons, revealing how public perception is shaped. It also questions the inherent biases present in media and documentary filmmaking. Through a global lens, Watkins invites audiences to reflect on the consequences of nuclear armament and the role of journalism in framing these issues.
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- See the impact of nuclear weapons on global society.
- Find out how media shapes perceptions of military actions.
- Meet voices from diverse backgrounds discussing nuclear issues.
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- The film has a runtime of 873 minutes.
- It was released in 1987, during heightened Cold War tensions.
- The documentary addresses the manipulation of media narratives.
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