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Stockpile: The New Nuclear Menace

7.0/10 (1)
·2001· 102 min

Director: Stephen Trombley

Since the collapse of the Soviet Union, the threat of a nuclear war between the USA and Russia has diminished, but the threat posed by nuclear weapons and materials on both sides has increased. As nuclear weapons age, they become unstable and begin to behave in unpredictable ways. This film is the first to go behind the scenes in Arzamas-16 - the Russian nuclear city so secret that it has never appeared on any map - and the American nuclear weapons laboratory at Los Alamos, New Mexico, to see Russian and American bomb designers working together to reduce the risk. Exclusive archive material.

Cast

Martin Sheen

Martin Sheen

Narrator

In brief

Stockpile: The New Nuclear Menace (2001) is a documentary film. With an average rating of 7.0/10 from 1 votes, it's a solidly rated pick. The film runs 1h 42min. Check current streaming availability in the "Where to watch" section above.

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Stockpile: The New Nuclear Menace runs 102 minutes (1h 42min).

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Stockpile: The New Nuclear Menace was released in 2001.

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