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Radio Bikini (American Experience)

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Original title
Radio Bikini (American Experience)
Year
Running time
56 min.
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United States United States
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Documentary
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Genre
Documentary | Half-length Film
Movie Groups
American Experience
Synopsis
Produced and directed by Robert Stone, this critically acclaimed documentary uses declassified footage acquired through the Freedom of Information Act to tell the story of the Bikini islanders, who were removed from their homes by the U.S. government so that their atoll could be used for high-profile atomic bomb tests known as "Operation Crossroads" at the start of the Cold War. Afterwards, the islanders could not safely return home, as the area remained dangerously radioactive for 40 years. Highlights include radio broadcasts from the area, footage of the atomic bomb blasts, and an interview with a U.S. serviceman who observed the tests.
Awards
1987: Nominated for Oscar: Best Documentary
1988: Sundance Film Festival: nominated to Grand Jury Prize - Documentary U.S..
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Radio Bikini (American Experience)
1988
Robert Stone
6.7
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