At least touch on the destruction caused to the actual city bombed, This film seemed to ignore the horrendous after effects for Japan and the people of Hiroshima . I Think chris Nolan needs to visit the peace museum in Hiroshima and read every individual story of men, women and children who lost livelihoods and suffered health defects generations after. There was not any Japanese representation and the only short scene that touched on it depicted American people. If you're going to make a film about a major tragedy in history, depict the death and devastation and long term ongoing damage caused.