Blowin' in the Wind(2005)

Blowin' in the Wind is a documentary that investigates a secret treaty permitting the US military to train and test weapons on Australian soil. The film examines the impact of depleted uranium munitions and their physical and moral consequences for Australian communities. It explores how recycled uranium weapons have affected the country's landscape and population, while the Australian government simultaneously pushes to expand uranium mining operations. The documentary arrives at a critical moment, as policymakers argue that nuclear energy represents both safety and environmental responsibility—a claim the film scrutinizes against the documented health and ecological costs of uranium-based military activity on the continent.