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Atomic Mom

Atomic Mom is a 2010 documentary film written and directed by M.T. Silvia about the complex experiences of two women struggling with the emotional repercussions of their connections to the nuclear bombings on Hiroshima, Japan, at the end of World War II in August 1945.

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Cinematography
Kazushi Kuroda
Country
United States
Directed by
M.T. Silvia
Distributed by
Women Make Movies and Smartgirl Productions
Edited by
Jennifer Chinlund
Languages
English, Japanese [English Subtitles]

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Atomic Mom

Nodes28
Edges27
Triples43
Avg. degree1.93
Density0.071429
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Atomic Mom

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related to Synopsis · 14
Atomic Mom → Emiko Okada, Hiroshima, Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum, Japanese, Knothole, Las Vegas, National Atomic Testing Museum, Nevada, Nevada Test Site, Operation Upshot, Pauline Silvia, Silvia, Through, United States Navy
related to Production · 9
Atomic Mom → Despite, Funding, Google Matching Funds, Humanities, Nevada Humanities, Pixar, Rhode Island Council, Silvia, The Pacific Pioneer Fund
related to External links · 5
Atomic Mom → April, Archived, Film Website, Retrieved April, Women Make Movies
related to Reception · 3
Atomic Mom → Robert Jacobs, Silvia, The Asia-Pacific Journal
Cinematography · 1
Atomic Mom → Kazushi Kuroda
Country · 1
Atomic Mom → United States
Directed by · 1
Atomic Mom → M.T. Silvia
Distributed by · 1
Atomic Mom → Women Make Movies and Smartgirl Productions
Edited by · 1
Atomic Mom → Jennifer Chinlund
Languages · 1
Atomic Mom → English, Japanese [English Subtitles]

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silvia atomic mom film hiroshima directed women documentary nuclear pauline emiko okada united states japanese peace april 2015 written complex

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Atomic MomCinematographyKazushi Kuroda1.00infobox
Atomic MomCountryUnited States1.00infobox
Atomic MomDirected byM.T. Silvia1.00infobox
Atomic MomDistributed byWomen Make Movies and Smartgirl Productions1.00infobox
Atomic MomEdited byJennifer Chinlund1.00infobox
Atomic MomLanguagesEnglish, Japanese [English Subtitles]1.00infobox
Atomic MomMusic byMarco d’Ambrosio, Klaudia Promessi1.00infobox
Atomic MomProduced byM.T. Silvia, Sarah Dunham1.00infobox
Atomic MomRelease dateOctober 10, 2010 (2010-10-10)1.00infobox
Atomic MomRunning time87 minutes1.00infobox
Atomic MomStarringPauline Silvia, Emiko Okada1.00infobox
Atomic Momis a2010 documentary film written and directed by M.T0.90text

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