This documentary is entirely composed of actual footage, some of which is previously unreleased, and all audio but some very light voiceover is from interviews from the period with the people who were part of the Manhattan project and the visits to Japan afterwards. It covers everything from the development of the bombs up through the effects on the survivors in Japan. It is a stark reminder of what fear was felt at the time, and what happened with the response. More documentaries should contain so much actual footage/photos and audio, but hopefully more do not need to be made on subjects such as this.

Oppenheimer was wrong, in so many other ways but, the device cannot be evil, it is an inanimate object.

The scientists, military and politicians are the evil ones!

Of course, there is a pathetic quick excuse to try and include Einstein in with the guilty,

Everybody involved in this disgrace knew it was a disgusting experiment on living human beings.

The only question being "How many subjects can we torture, maim and kill?

Answer... way too many to negate any excuse for conducting acts that far exceeded anything the Germans did or, in fact, any despot has committed throughout history.

Strange, tales of the horrors conducted by the Germans are still being told and retold, ad nauseaum, but tales of horrors conducted by the Americans are relegated to unwritten/spoken history and dark recesses.

I have visited Hiroshima Peace Memorial the amazing thing about the place is that all Japanese there, especially schoolchildren; on visits, seem to bear no anger towards the Americans.

Contrast that with the constant anger displayed by Americans against all, it seems, non-Americans or anyone who dares to disagree with them.

The other surprise was schoolchildren saying "why does that Englishman have tears in his eyes?"

The whole World should have tears in their eyes and never, ever, let any regime try to perpetrate this horror upon ANYBODY on this.planet or on any other.