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Barefoot Gen
Finished Airing Movie PG-13 - Teens 13 or older

Barefoot Gen

Hadashi no Gen · 1983

A young boy survives the atomic horrors of Hiroshima.

StatusFinished Airing SeasonSummer 1983 StudioMadhouse SourceManga
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In the summer of 1945, six-year-old Gen Nakaoka lives in Hiroshima alongside his impoverished family, enduring severe food rationing and anti-war accusations leveled against his outspoken pacifist father. Despite gnawing hunger, Gen and his younger brother Shinji maintain infectious high spirits, caring for their pregnant mother Kimie. On the bright morning of August 6, an American B-29 bomber drops the world's first atomic weapon over the city center. In an instantaneous blinding flash, Gen's neighborhood is transformed into an inferno of vaporized bodies, melting buildings, and unimaginable human devastation, leaving Gen to rescue his surviving family.

⚠ Background — may contain spoilers
Gen rushes home to find his house collapsed in flames with his father, sister, and younger brother Shinji pinned under the blazing timber beams. Unable to lift the wreckage, Gen is forced to pull his hysterical mother away as his father and siblings burn alive before his eyes. Gen helps his traumatized mother give birth to a baby sister amid the radioactive ruins. After his newborn sister dies from radiation sickness and malnutrition, Gen resolves to keep moving forward, drawing strength from wheat crops that sprout through trampled soil, vowing to live with resilient determination.
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