Pedro Arrupe. Yo viví la bomba atómica

Pedro Arrupe. Yo viví la bomba atómica

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Release Date

9/23/2026

Runtime

90 mins

Overview

On 6 August 1945, the Enola Gay bomber plane carried the most lethal cargo ever made by a human being. At 8:15:17 am, the first atomic bomb was dropped on Hiroshima. The image imprinted on the collective memory is that of the nuclear mushroom seen from the sky, but not that of the burning bodies or that of the hands that tried to save them. That was the perspective of a Basque Jesuit priest, a missionary born in Bilbao: Pedro Arrupe.

Status

Released

Original Language

Spanish

Budget

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Revenue

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A documentary that centers on the human cost of the atomic bomb through the eyes of one man who was there: a Jesuit priest who witnessed devastation firsthand and devoted himself to caring for the wounded. It's a counterpoint to the triumphalist narratives we know, told from the ground level where the real suffering occurred.

Mood

MournfulDefiantContemplative

Themes

MortalityFaithSurvivalWar

Tone

Earnest

Pacing

Meditative

Look

Documentary-like

Structure

Framed flashback

Heads up

Graphic violence

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