Oppenheimer (film). Personal Life and Relationships

Oppenheimer began a romantic relationship with Jean Tatlock, a member of the Communist Party. This relationship would later become a point of contention during his security clearance hearings.

Oppenheimer married Katherine 'Kitty' Posen, a former Communist Party member. Their marriage was marked by both intellectual partnership and personal turmoil.

During his time at Los Alamos, Oppenheimer's family, including his wife Kitty and their children, lived on the site. This period was challenging due to the secrecy and pressure of the Manhattan Project.

Following the atomic bombings, Oppenheimer struggled with guilt and anxiety over the consequences of his work. This internal conflict is a central theme in the film.