The Forgotten Nuclear Victims

From 1946 to 1996, France, the United States, and the United Kingdom dropped hundreds of nuclear bombs on the Pacific Islands. At a huge cost to the local population. Each country plays for time and hopes for the silent disappearance of the first-generation victims. But the atom is leaving more traces than expected. Genetic anomalies and pathologies are appearing in the new generations, replicating and taking their fate into their own hands.