Testament (1983). A normal suburban family living in a small town 60 miles from the San Francisco Bay Area is living their typical lives when all the sudden the Emergency Broadcast System interrupts the television and radio stations all over America warning of an imminent nuclear confrontation with the Soviet Union. Their lives are forever disrupted and change dramatically as San Francisco, among other populated cities, go silent and everything goes dark. No more television. No more radio. No more power grid. Cold food spoils. Grocery stores run out of food. Luxuries of modern civilization are all gone. The father of the family who worked in San Francisco is dead. Now the mother has to take care of her three children in darkness, rationing resources and dealing with radiation sickness plaguing the surrounding community.