The Next Day

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Timothy Huls

J. Robert Oppenheimer

Michael Ray Wisely

General Leslie Groves

Adam Long

Frank Oppenheimer

Kenny Beers

Lieutenant Nali

Danielle Devitt

Kitty Oppenheimer

Ryan Castro

Enrico Fermi

A short film that tells the story of J. Robert Oppenheimer, the director of the Manhattan Project, as he struggles to sleep the night before the testing of the first atomic bomb.

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