million compensation, the liability limit contained in the contract. The tribunal rejected claims of fraud and gross negligence against Mitsubishi, and ordered the claimants to pay MHI $58 million in legal fees and costs. In popular culture The San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station is shown in the 1987 film Made in U.S.A. directed by Ken Friedman and starring Adrian Pasdar, Chris Penn and Lori Singer. SONGS was also featured in Godfrey Reggio's 1982 experimental film Koyaanisqatsi, where sunbathers are shown on San Onofre State Beach in front of the station. Passing reference is made to the design of the containment shields (which resemble breasts) in the lyrics of the Descendents song "Kids" from their 1986 album Enjoy!, and in the cult comedy The Naked Gun (1987). The nuclear generating station was also used as a backdrop for the nondescript Californian nuclear reactor in the film Cloud Atlas (2012). Unit 1 was shown in a season 2 episode of Batman in 1967, "The Mad Hatter Runs Afoul". It is also shown in the 2017 series Animal Kingdom as the backdrop to several surf scenes. See also Anti-nuclear movement in California Nuclear power in the United States Diablo Canyon Power Plant List of largest power stations in the United States List of articles associated with nuclear issues in California References External links Southern California Edison SONGS webpage San Diego Gas & Electric SONGS webpage Nuclear power plants in California Former nuclear power stations in the United States Nuclear power stations using pressurized water reactors Anti-nuclear protests in the United States Environmental issues in California Buildings and structures in San Diego County, California History of San Diego County, California Southern California Edison Energy infrastructure completed in 1968 Energy infrastructure completed in 1983 Energy infrastructure completed in 1984 Energy companies established in 1968 Non-renewable resource companies established in 1968 1968 establishments in California 2013 disestablishments in California 2013 in the environment Former power stations in California