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100			_aKENAISIS Luisa
245			_aBeyond oppenheimer: _bnuclear weapons in u.s. popular media/ _cLuisa Kenausis
520			_aIn recent years, nuclear weapons have made their way back to a prominent role in popular media in the United States. The headliner has been Oppenheimer, the most feted film of the 2024 Academy Awards and the most high-profile movie depicting nuclear weapons in decades. Beyond that example, nuclear weapons have appeared repeatedly in other U.S. media products, playing roles of varying significance in fictional movies, TV and streaming series, and docuseries and documentaries. Directed by Christopher Nolan, the film tells the story of physicist J. Robert Oppenheimer and his role in the creation of the atomic bomb. Although most of the film focuses on the Manhattan Project, it also depicts a contentious 1954 congressional hearing on the renewal of Oppenheimer's security clearance.
598			_aOPPENHEIMER, FILM, MEDIA, NUCLEAR WEAPONS, NEWARTICLS
650			_aOPPENHEIMER
650			_aFILM
650			_aMEDIA
650			_a NUCLEAR WEAPONS
773			_gArms Control Today, Volume 54, Number 5, June 2024, pg. 16- 21
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