Also an important source of information for anyone (like me) who suspects that "just a nice cup of tea" might actually be a thing worse than The Day After.
From what I've read on the Internet, many parents and school teachers in Britain were fooled by Raymond Briggs's art style and thought it would be a nice thing for children to watch, with rather predictable results in the end.
It's not the most harrowing nuclear war film of the 80s, though - that title deservedly belongs to BBC's "Threads"; a film so nightmarish, it wasn't shown again for
19 years, and all of that in spite of being done on a shoestring - the budget was less than 500k $.
Back to the music, here's something more light-hearted:
Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark - Enola Gay