Oscar-winning director James Cameron has announced plans to adapt the book into a feature film — his first non-"Avatar" project in nearly 30 years. Adapting history for the big screen is something Cameron knows a thing or two about. This is a story that is deeply personal with the Oscar-winning filmmaker, as Cameron’s personal connection to this story runs deep. Cameron met Tsutomu Yamaguchi, one of the estimated 160 survivors of both bombings and promised to share his story with the world – Yamaguchi died just days later. That promise is now coming to life as Cameron prepares to recreate the harrowing events of Hiroshima and Nagasaki on the big screen.