Survival Under Atomic Attack
Castle Films Division, United World Films, Inc.
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About
Explains the dangers of the atomic bomb, the effects of radiation and what the individual should do to protect himself if caught in the open or in his home.
Booklet of the same name available HERE (link)
Index 06:49:17:11 CU woman gives baleful look up from clothesline at clouds; CU man gives ominous, fearful look up at clouds; great shot of nimbus clouds from airplane. Audio track: “Let us face without panic the reality of our times. The fact that atom bombs may someday be dropped on our cities. And let us prepare for survival by understanding the weapon that threatens us.”
06:49:28:24 Aerial shot of atomic bomb explosion.
06:49:37:17 VS aftermath of atomic bomb explosion in Japan; devastated buildings, fires, debris.
06:50:08:25 Atomic bomb explosion.
06:50:28:02 VS stock footage of Japanese medics treating victims of A-bomb blast.
06:51:27:07 1940s man and woman seated on couch; man carefully reads pamphlet and smokes cigarette, woman sits beside hand on cheek looks worried; MS cultured looking man wearing suit and glasses showing woman something in a pamphlet; CU pamphlet titled “Survival Under Atomic Attack.”
06:52:47:27 Young couple and woman holding her child in her arms read sign on wall “Notice To All Tenants.”
06:52:55:22 VS CU bomb shelter signs; Public Shelter, Shelter Zone; crowd of people walking through doorway with Shelter sign posted above.
06:53:25:07 CU disembodied hand opens dresser drawer and removes flashlight, turns it on and points light into drawer.
06:53:29:22 Woman enters bathroom and opens medicine cabinet; CU woman grabs first aid kit; CU disembodied hand places bottle of water GE refrigerator.
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- Internet Archive, in Educational films
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- Credit
- Castle Films Division, United World Films, Inc.
- Language
- English
- Who can watch
- The archive gives no rating. Invisible Network shows it to Teens profiles and older, judged from its collection and subjects. How films are placed