- Directed by: Jimmy Teru Murakami
- Cast: Peggy Ashcroft, John Mills
- Year: 1986
- Duration: 85min
- Certificate: PG
- Type: Film
A haunting classic of British animation that dramatises the worst fears of the Cold War era’s nuclear anxiety, told through the misfortunes of an ill-prepared elderly couple.
Jimmy T Murakami’s adaptation of Raymond Briggs’s harrowing graphic novel stands as a classic of British animation.
Bringing to life an empathetic portrayal of the innocence and ignorance of everyday people in the face of the devastation of nuclear war; Briggs was inspired by his own parents and their generation's implicit trust of government and public information, such as the Protect and Survive campaign. Gut-wrenchingly emotional, it explores how the 'Blitz spirit' doesn't count for much against weapons of mass destruction.
No More Hiroshimas
This screening event is part of a series of events by Nottingham CND to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the atomic bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
Other events coming up include:
- No More Hiroshimas: An exhibition in Broadway's Gallery from 5-10 August 2025
- Never Again: vigils taking place at 5pm on 6th and 10th August for approximately 30 minutes