The Forgotten Bomb
The True Story of Nuclear Weapons
The Forgotten Bomb
Cinema Libre Studio
2012/ Color / 1:78 enhanced widescreen / 94 min. / Street Date January 17, 2012 / 19.95
Starring Bud Ryan.
Cinematography David Garcia
Film Editor Stuart Overbey
Original Music Timothy Andrew Eyster, Joel Sanchez
Produced by Stuart Overbey, David Garcia, Christopher Padilla, Bud Ryan
Directed by Stuart Overbey

Reviewed by Glenn Erickson
The Forgotten Bomb is a handsomely produced and sincerely thought out “reminder” documentary about a big subject that, the producers feel, is not receiving adequate public attention and awareness. In today’s Information Age …

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
WHAT IS THE NUCLEAR THREAT TODAY?
THE FORGOTTEN BOMB

“…an EXCELLENT documentary film.
A GREAT RESOURCE.”
- The National Catholic Reporter
A filmmaker’s journey to discover the true state of nuclear power.
AVAILABLE ON DVD JANUARY 17, 2012
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Sotigui Kouyate, Brenda Blethyn
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Powerful performances by Brenda Blethyn and Sotigui Kouyaté drive this touching film from Rachid Bouchareb, the three-time Academy-Award nominated director of DAYS OF GLORY (Indigènes) and OUTSIDE THE LAW (Hors La Loi). LONDON RIVER, the story of two parents looking for their respective children following the aftermath of the London bus bombings will have its American premiere at NY’s Cinema Village on Wednesday December 7 and at the Laemmle’s Royal in Los Angeles on December 16 with a platform release to follow.

Power to the People Film Series – a FREE showing of films to thank all Occupy LA and activists, starts Friday 11/11/11 at The Last Bookstore in Downtown LA