Nuclear Armageddon: How Close Are We?

The documentary features insights from J. Robert Oppenheimer, highlighting the historical context of the Manhattan Project and its enduring legacy. With a runtime of 59 minutes, the film is a timely exploration of the Doomsday Clock, which is currently closer to midnight than ever before.

Jane Corbin takes viewers on a journey to Los Alamos, the site of the U.S. nuclear weapons development facility, and examines Britain's nuclear strategy. The film also sheds light on grassroots campaigns in Suffolk that oppose the potential deployment of U.S. weapons on UK soil. Throughout the documentary, Corbin discusses the breakdown of global agreements and safeguards that have historically limited the spread of nuclear arms since the 1970s.

This documentary not only provides a thorough investigation of nuclear politics but also reflects on the voices of scientists, investigators, and diplomats who have worked tirelessly to prevent the use of nuclear weapons for over seven decades.