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synopsis Atomic Mother is a social change documentary detailing the turbulent history of nuclear warfare, its environmental and health effects on humanity and the current state of global nuclear ambition. director L.E. Salas is an award-winning American born writer and filmmaker. He has had the honor of working and learning from diverse, critically acclaimed directors, producers and production companies. His previous work includes award-winning documentary "Dead Man Working," and has many years experience in both documentary and narrative Alumni Filmography filmmaker's note Atomic Mother is the first in a proposed seven short anthology documentaries dealing with the global human condition. The original music is from composer Jonathan Elias’ “The Prayer Cycle: Path to Zero.” I have been a fan of Elias’ compositional mastery since 1999. Upon listening to his most recent project, I immediately began to visualize each composition. Atomic Mother was profoundly moving. In the fall of 2016, With the changing political landscape and growing, volatile rhetoric, I felt it was time to create a proactive dialogue through music and film. It is important to enlighten younger generations of the severity of once again living under the threat of nuclear war. We have been here before and tomorrow should not equal yesterday. The intent of Atomic Mother is not to elicit fear but rather to remind and promote consciousness. Life is evolutionary. filmography related links
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