Representing the Unthinkable: Non-fiction Film in the Nuclear Age
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Representing the Unthinkable: Non-fiction Film in the Nuclear Age
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This paper explores the artistic decisions and strategies of participating filmmakers in rendering meaning to 'the nuclear' in non-fiction film (and multimedia) form.
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