Atomic Homefront

This documentary delves into St. Louis's history as a uranium processing center for the atomic bomb. It uncovers the governmental and corporate negligence that led to the illegal dumping of radioactive waste across North County neighborhoods. The film runs for 100 minutes and features Faisal Hussain Khan as part of its top cast.

The themes of environmental justice and the consequences of corporate actions are central to the narrative. Collectors interested in documentaries that address significant social issues and environmental concerns may find this film particularly relevant. Its focused examination of nuclear waste and its impact on communities offers a critical look at a dark chapter in American history.