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12:53Now PlayingBetween 1946 and 1958, the United States dropped 67 nuclear bombs throughout the Marshall Islands — a small Pacific island nation that became a testing ground for the Cold War. These bombs destroyed entire atolls, leaving behind radioactive fallout that still endangers the islands and their inhabitants today. From giant craters and the infamous concrete "Dome" of radioactive waste to the enduring health emergencies that plague generations, the legacy of these tests is a haunting reality.
This film uncovers the bitter past, the current struggle for justice, and the strength of Marshallese people as they call for transparency, accountability, and a future without nuclear shadow
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