The Nuns, the Priests, and the Bombs

Nuclear disarmament activists take a bold stand against America's nuclear arsenal, questioning both its security and legality. By infiltrating two classified facilities, they aim to expose the dangers of these weapons. Their actions spark a conversation around the ethics of nuclear armament and the moral responsibility of those in power. As they navigate the complexities of their mission, the activists face significant legal and personal risks, ultimately shining a light on the urgent need for disarmament in a world still haunted by the threat of nuclear warfare.