International Documentary Film Festival Amsterdam

Mijn God, wat hebben wij gedaan?

Roelof Kiers, The Netherlands, 1981

IDFA

Synopsis

Documentary from 1981 about the former crew of the Enola Gay, the aeroplane that dropped the atom bomb on Hiroshima, on August 6, 1945. Apart from unique historical footage, we see interviews with Paul W. Tibbets, colonel and commander of the Enola Gay, Jacob Beser, radar-specialist, and captain Robert Lewis, co-pilot.

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Credits

Director
Roelof Kiers
Cinematography
Jochgem van Dijk
Goert Giltay
Screenplay
Roelof Kiers
Editing
Hans Visser
Sound
Roel Bazen
Narration
Roelof Kiers
Production
VPRO

Selected for

IDFA 1994

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