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Radioactive City (2012)
A portrait and personal video diary of life in Los Angeles from February 2011 through the end of July 2011. The March 11th Fukushima nuclear power plant disaster plays a role in the film, as concerns of nuclear drift to the US were then a staple of the news cycle.
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A portrait and personal video diary of life in Los Angeles from February 2011 through the end of July 2011. The March 11th Fukushima nuclear power plant disaster plays a role in the film, as concerns of nuclear drift to the US were then a staple of the news cycle.
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Genre:Documentary
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In Theaters:1/26/2012
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