As the Cold War became increasingly frosty, film and television makers became more and more concerned about the fate of the world in a nuclear age. The 50s and 60s were full of thinly veiled allegories for nuclear destruction as well as not-at-all-thinl… Read on blog or Reader The EOFFTV Review Read on blog or Reader Armchair Theatre: I Can Destroy the Sun (1958) By Kevin Lyons on 19 August 2024 As the Cold War became increasingly frosty, film and television makers became more and more concerned about the fate of the world in a nuclear age. The 50s and 60s were full of thinly veiled allegories for nuclear destruction as well as not-at-all-thinly-veiled pieces like Peter Watkins' still terrifying The War Game (1965). In 1958, […] Continue reading Comment Like You can also reply to this email to leave a comment.

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