Hiroshima – Short Film

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Today, I want to share my latest work with you: "Hiroshima," a short film about one of the most important moments in history – a moment that must never be forgotten. With the looming threat of nuclear war, I hope this film will serve as a stark reminder of the devastation that awaits us if such an event is ever repeated.

~ Hashem

#Hiroshima #Japan #Physics #Oppenheimer

[deanbrndo]

Every human alive needs to watch this.

[fsxzfwl]

I'm Japanese. Born in Nagasaki, I have been taught in detail about the atomic bomb about the war since I was little. The atomic bombs have been dropped in both Hiroshima and Nagasaki. This is the horror of war. I think it's really pointless to involve civilians indiscriminately and fight. Don't make such a tragedy happen again. I'm a college student now, but I've understood since I was a child that I shouldn't go to war. It's a matter of course, don't kill people. Please don't want war. It's a sincere request. I want people all over the world to be peaceful. I'm sure it won't reach anywhere with just one student's voice. That's why I want everyone in the world to pray for peace. We don't want to die in the war. I want to live happily and end my life happily with my loved ones. There may be something strange because I'm using a translator. Thank you for reading to the end.

[sancce]

I am a Japanese man born in 1983 and raised in Hiroshima.

The fact that nuclear weapons were used in Hiroshima in 1945 is not just a past story in world history textbooks.

Even now, elderly people who were affected by radiation at a young age live with aftereffects such as cancer and leukemia.

The memories and sadness of losing their parents and siblings in an instant in 1945 never fade away, no matter how many years pass.

Nationalities such as the United States or Japan do not matter when it comes to nuclear weapons.

The use of nuclear weapons is a mistake that all of humanity has made.

This mistake must never be repeated.

[arunbabubn]

I think this is a short film that needs to be shown in all the educational institutions across the

[michasosnowski]

The missing part of Oppenheimer movie.

[ksanurse]

My dad was amongst the first to go see the devastation of Hiroshima after the surrender. I grew up with his photographs, the devastation and how he felt about what happened. The photographs… beyond your comprehension. Mum said he was forever changed was not same man he was before he went there. If we didn’t eat what was on our plate he would be so angry as he has witnessed so much suffering. And the earth he said continued to quake afterwards so much so that even as grown men they were afraid. None of them realised much about the radiation fallout. He eventually got cancer but it wasn’t the cause of his death. But he used to get ulcers and sores on his legs and I wonder … if it was radiation related now. There was a great sadness I could feel in my Dad in relation to that bomb and I grew up fearing there would be a nuclear war. They used to say in those days we grew up in the “shadow of the bomb.” It was especially so in my home. In my whole life I thought I would never grow up be a teenager be a mum or be an old lady like I am now. But at 66 it looks like my nightmare might become reality. I know I won’t survive but I worry about my offspring and grandchildren. I want my genes to survive even if I don’t. But it’s likely none of us will make it. You think about that. I hold those responsible who voted for a senile incompetent geriatric, those who hated Trump enough to be careless with their vote. You are at risk too. Your children are at risk. We all are. If I were you I would be afraid. Very afraid. So be it upon your head. We had world peace only several years ago with Trump for the first time in decades. Trump is not my president but he was yours
And what you Americans do affects the world as a whole. Hiroshima was an tiny taste of what could be. Watch this video and know it is so. No one will escape Mutually Assured Destruction…. Don’t let it happen.

[iamcarbonandotherbits.]

If it happens. God, don't let me be a survivor.

[williambooth]

There is no winner in a war of this kind..

[My_Toleration]

When I saw a little child who don't about anything, it's broken my heart 💔🥺

[robertnarkiewicz]

Thank you so much for making this! THIS IS essentially what was missing from Oppenheimer to make it a great movie. BRAVO!

[tylerunderwood]

The scariest thing is that this is a firecracker compared to today's nuclear weapons. This was just a mere 15 kilotons; today, they are measured in the hundreds and a new level megatons. The largest one ever set off was around 50 megatons, and it sent a soundwave that traveled the entire Earth three times.

[PhantomMenace]

This shii terrifies me and yet I keep coming back, wish dude would make a film, or 2 or 3

[jimmah]

I hope this scene never, ever, ever happens again.

[pamelathompson]

People need to see this video. It captures your breathe and emotions.

[LakshyaSaxenaTheBest]

I get goosebumps every time I watch this. Such a well made film. Great work Hashem !

[DeRosyLife]

I cried watching this especially when the write up came up that says there are over 13, 000 nuclear bombs around the world today and 3000 more times powerful than the one used here

[jetguardian]

The words of Oppenheimer: Now I'm become death, The destroyer of worlds.

[chrischatergoon]

Every politician should see this short film.

[AcousticJamDad]

I think this was very well done. Good special effects and dramatization

[bossbharani]

The best short Film i ever watched, its really hits Hard while seing the pain of people, kudos to team great film🎉❤