After watching Quietly into disaster, you simply can’t support nuclear energy any longer.
This movie deals with facts and topics concerning nuclear fission: damages done to health and environment, nuclear waste and politics, renewable energies, reactor safety, the serious implications of a nuclear accident and the public resistance.
During the 70s Holger Strohm published “Quietly into the disaster” which was to become the “bible of the anti-nuclear movement”(newspaper “Der Stern”).
Since then, this 1.360 page strong book has been reissued and reprinted several times.
Now, 40 years later, the author and a team of young film makers joined forces to bring this critical examination onto screens.
Similar to the book, the movie convinces the viewer through well-researched facts about the consequences of nuclear fission: damages done to health and environment, nuclear waste and politics, renewable energy, reactor safety, the serious implications of a nuclear accident and the public resistance.
Leading experts from science, politics and activist groups shed light onto issues which are often gladly left in the dark.
After watching this movie you simply can’t support nuclear energy any longer.
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