Downwind

"Downwind" is a searing exposé of the United States' nuclear testing policies in the United States, specifically targeting the Shoshone Nation's sacred land that remains off-limits to this day as a nuclear test site. This documentary sheds light on the 928 tests it took for American nuclear weapons developers to confirm their devices worked, raising profound questions about government oversight and accountability. The film presents a stark portrait of the devastating consequences of these actions, which have had lasting impacts on those affected by the fallout.