Hiroshima: The Day the Sky Fell | Multilingual documentary

Video Description

In August 1945, deep in the Pacific on Tinian Island, the U.S. military prepares for an operation that will forever change history. A secret weapon—Little Boy, the first atomic bomb—is loaded aboard the Enola Gay. Its target: Hiroshima. At 8:15 a.m., the city vanishes in nuclear fire. Photographer Yoshito Matsushige captures haunting images on the Miyuki Bridge, where survivors struggle in silence and agony. Through personal testimonies and rediscovered photos, we uncover the human cost of atomic warfare. This is the untold story of survival, loss, and memory beneath the mushroom cloud that reshaped the world forever. Directed by Bertrand Collard