DOCUTAH PRESENTS

Silent Fallout

Friday, April 3, 7:30pm

The Lorraine Boccardo Theater

A documentary film by a Japanese director about the world’s biggest environmental problem.
The U.S. government dropped 101 atomic bombs on the American continent as an experiment, resulting in radioactive contamination of the continent. As a result, in the 1960s, milk was contaminated with radiation and children were exposed to radiation. Women stood up and proved that their children were exposed to radiation. As a result, President Kennedy declared a halt to atmospheric nuclear testing. Radiation contamination seemed to be over.

Part of DOCUTAH’s Best of Fest at Center for the Arts at Kayenta

Runtime: 76 Minutes