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João Pedro Prado, Anton Yaremchuk Germany 2025 77 min.
Is nuclear energy the future or a dangerous relic from the past? Inhabitants of two towns — one is Germany and the other in Poland — join the debate. In Germany, the first nuclear power plant is being decommissioned, while in Poland the first one is expected to open in 2033. A warm film about a hot-button issue.
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Nuclear energy once seemed doomed after disasters such as Chernobyl and Fukushima. But challenges like the climate crisis and Russia’s war against Ukraine have led many to reconsider that view. The question of energy’s future is about far more than where tomorrow’s electricity will come from. It is part of a dramatic chess game with global and unpredictable consequences.
At the heart of this game are two small European towns, each with barely a thousand inhabitants. What do the people who live there think? A warm-hearted film that touches upon major themes of science, geopolitics, and—ultimately—the future of our planet.
Credits
Director
João Pedro Prado, Anton Yaremchuk
Producer
Vincent Edusei, Michael Kalb
Sales
Michael Kalb
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Dialogues
English, German, Polish, Ukrainian
Subtitling
English
