Yes, not talking about the Japanese who got bombed or the miners who suffered from uranium mining is understandable from the point of a movie focused on Oppenhe

Yes, not talking about the Japanese who got bombed or the miners who suffered from uranium mining is understandable from the point of a movie focused on Oppenheimer and Los Alamos. The one thing that I think is relevant is when people criticize the line in the movie that "nobody lives here [site of Los Alamos] -- there is just a boarding school and some Indians who come here for ceremonies". This wasn't true. There were farmers (mostly Hispanic) who were forced to leave their lands.