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Nuclear Horror Show Parade is available to watch online on MyFlixer in high definition. Released in 1983, this feature film can be streamed instantly from the player above on any phone, tablet, laptop or smart TV, and you never need to create an account.
Nuclear Horror Show Parade was directed by Gaylene Preston. It runs 42m. The feature movie was released on November 1, 1983 (New Zealand).
Plot summary: This video from Gaylene Preston, shot on her VHS camera, captures an anti-nuclear protest four years before Aotearoa officially went nuclear-free. The footage documents a large team creating dozens of papier-mâché masks and costumes, led by artist Debra Bustin. While listening to Elvis and Johnny Cash, they prepare for a march on 10 August 1983 against the visit to Wellington of nuclear-powered missile cruiser USS Texas. Later there's extended footage of protestors holding handmade anti-nuclear signs, and parading puppets of Robert Muldoon, Ronald Reagan, and the Statue of Liberty wielding an atomic weapon.
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