Tsunami: The Aftermath
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Tsunami: The Aftermath
Summary
Tsunami: The Aftermath is a television film broadcast in two parts[1]. It draws 81 Wikipedia views per month (television_film_broadcast_in_two_parts category, ranking #12 of 25).[2]
Key Facts
- Tsunami: The Aftermath's instance of is recorded as The Aftermath — instance of (P31): television film broadcast in two parts[3].
- Tsunami: The Aftermath's instance of is recorded as The Aftermath — instance of (P31): miniseries[4].
- Tsunami: The Aftermath's director is recorded as The Aftermath — director (P57): Bharat Nalluri[5].
- Tsunami: The Aftermath's screenwriter is recorded as The Aftermath — screenwriter (P58): Abi Morgan[6].
- Tsunami: The Aftermath's composer is recorded as The Aftermath — composer (P86): Alex Heffes[7].
- Tsunami: The Aftermath's genre is recorded as The Aftermath — genre (P136): disaster film[8].
- Tsunami: The Aftermath's genre is recorded as The Aftermath — genre (P136): drama television series[9].
- Tsunami: The Aftermath's cast member is recorded as The Aftermath — cast member (P161): Hugh Bonneville[10].
- Tsunami: The Aftermath's cast member is recorded as The Aftermath — cast member (P161): Gina McKee[11].
- Tsunami: The Aftermath's cast member is recorded as The Aftermath — cast member (P161): Toni Collette[12].
- Tsunami: The Aftermath's cast member is recorded as The Aftermath — cast member (P161): Kate Ashfield[13].
- Tsunami: The Aftermath's cast member is recorded as The Aftermath — cast member (P161): Aure Atika[14].
- Tsunami: The Aftermath's cast member is recorded as The Aftermath — cast member (P161): Tanapol Chuksrida[15].
- Tsunami: The Aftermath's cast member is recorded as The Aftermath — cast member (P161): Chiwetel Ejiofor[16].
- Tsunami: The Aftermath's cast member is recorded as The Aftermath — cast member (P161): Leon Ford[17].
- Tsunami: The Aftermath's cast member is recorded as The Aftermath — cast member (P161): Morgan David Jones[18].
- Tsunami: The Aftermath's cast member is recorded as The Aftermath — cast member (P161): Jacek Koman[19].
- Tsunami: The Aftermath's cast member is recorded as The Aftermath — cast member (P161): Will Yun Lee[20].
- Tsunami: The Aftermath's cast member is recorded as The Aftermath — cast member (P161): George MacKay[21].
- Tsunami: The Aftermath's cast member is recorded as The Aftermath — cast member (P161): Sophie Okonedo[22].
- Tsunami: The Aftermath's cast member is recorded as The Aftermath — cast member (P161): Tim Roth[23].
- Tsunami: The Aftermath's cast member is recorded as The Aftermath — cast member (P161): Owen Teale[24].
- Tsunami: The Aftermath's cast member is recorded as The Aftermath — cast member (P161): Gigi Velicitat[25].
- Tsunami: The Aftermath's producer is recorded as The Aftermath — producer (P162): Finola Dwyer[26].
- Tsunami: The Aftermath's production company is recorded as The Aftermath — production company (P272): HBO[27].
Body
Authorship and Creation
Tsunami: The Aftermath's producer is recorded as The Aftermath — producer (P162): Finola Dwyer[26]. Its director is recorded as The Aftermath — director (P57): Bharat Nalluri[5]. Its screenwriter is recorded as The Aftermath — screenwriter (P58): Abi Morgan[6]. Cast members include The Aftermath — cast member (P161): Hugh Bonneville[10], The Aftermath — cast member (P161): Gina McKee[11], The Aftermath — cast member (P161): Toni Collette[12], The Aftermath — cast member (P161): Kate Ashfield[13], The Aftermath — cast member (P161): Aure Atika[14], and The Aftermath — cast member (P161): Tanapol Chuksrida[15].
Publication
Tsunami: The Aftermath's publication date is recorded as +2006-11-28T00:00:00Z[28]. Its original language of film or TV show is recorded as The Aftermath — original language of film or TV show (P364): English[29]. Genres include The Aftermath — genre (P136): disaster film[8] and The Aftermath — genre (P136): drama television series[9].
Why It Matters
Tsunami: The Aftermath draws 81 Wikipedia views per month (television_film_broadcast_in_two_parts category, ranking #12 of 25).[2] It has Wikipedia articles in 5 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[30] It is known by 6 alternative names across languages and contexts.[31]