Film Lens
Under the Cloud investigates the history of nuclear testing, uranium mining, and nuclear waste disposal on indigenous lands in the United States. It focuses on the impact of nuclear colonialism on indigenous communities, featuring firsthand accounts from individuals who have lived through these events. The film emphasizes the ongoing resistance of these communities against the consequences of nuclear activities in their territories.
The documentary presents a narrative that intertwines personal stories with historical context, illustrating the long-term effects of nuclear policies on the environment and health of indigenous peoples. By raising the voices of those affected, it aims to bring attention to the injustices faced by these communities and their fight for recognition and rights.
Why Watch
- •Meet indigenous voices affected by nuclear policies.
- •See the impact of uranium mining on communities.
- •Find out about ongoing resistance against nuclear colonialism.
Did You Know
•The film is 23 minutes long.
•It focuses on nuclear testing and uranium mining in the US.
•Indigenous lands have been significantly impacted by nuclear waste disposal.
Perfect For
Nuclear history enthusiastsIndigenous rights advocatesEnvironmental activists