Atomic Homefront

In "Atomic Homefront," the devastating legacy of St. Louis's role in the Manhattan Project comes to light, revealing a dark history of corporate negligence and governmental disregard that has left an indelible mark on the city's residents. The film exposes the tragic consequences of radioactive waste stored in West Lake Landfill, including the alarming incidence of rare cancers and congenital defects among those exposed. Through the voices of grassroots activists fighting for environmental justice, "Atomic Homefront" shines a powerful light on the struggles of a community left to bear the scars of a toxic legacy.