Nuclear UK? Documentary Part 5/8 - Safety of Nuclear Plants
- 8 лет назад
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Part 5/8 of the documentary film Nuclear UK? - Safety of Nuclear Plants\r
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Run time: 32:26\r
Format: HD 16:9\r
Produced, directed, photographed and edited by Pablo Nieto.\r
Music by Michael Gounelas & Pablo Nieto\r
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SYNOPSIS\r
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Pretty much every country in the world faces the challenge of balancing a reduction in CO2 emissions, ensuring a reliable and safe supplies of electricity and energy in general for decades to come, and also make sure that the price of that energy is affordable.\r
Adrian Bull, Westinghouse.\r
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After 50 years of nuclear civil operation and the imminent closure of the old Magnox nuclear power stations, the UK has approved plans to build ten new nuclear sites. This documentary film questions whether this form of producing electricity is the best way forward in the UK, which can be applied to any country in the world now that nuclear is globally being considered again as a serious alternative to tackle climate change.\r
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FESTIVALS\r
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SOUTHERN UTAH INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL, Utah, USA, September 2010\r
MEDIMED 2010, Maricel Palace, Sitges, Spain, October 2010\r
SFFA FILM FESTIVAL AWARDS 2010, Tower Theatre, Brighton, UK, October 2010\r
INTERNATIONAL FILMMAKER FESTIVAL OF WORLD CINEMA, Kent, UK, October 2010\r
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AWARDS\r
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NOMINATED BEST DOCUMENTARY SHORT, International Filmmaker Festival of World Cinema, Kent, UK, October 2010\r
OFFICIAL BEST OF FEST AWARDS 2010, USA, October 2010
Part 5/8 of the documentary film Nuclear UK? - Safety of Nuclear Plants\r
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Run time: 32:26\r
Format: HD 16:9\r
Produced, directed, photographed and edited by Pablo Nieto.\r
Music by Michael Gounelas & Pablo Nieto\r
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SYNOPSIS\r
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Pretty much every country in the world faces the challenge of balancing a reduction in CO2 emissions, ensuring a reliable and safe supplies of electricity and energy in general for decades to come, and also make sure that the price of that energy is affordable.\r
Adrian Bull, Westinghouse.\r
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After 50 years of nuclear civil operation and the imminent closure of the old Magnox nuclear power stations, the UK has approved plans to build ten new nuclear sites. This documentary film questions whether this form of producing electricity is the best way forward in the UK, which can be applied to any country in the world now that nuclear is globally being considered again as a serious alternative to tackle climate change.\r
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FESTIVALS\r
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SOUTHERN UTAH INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL, Utah, USA, September 2010\r
MEDIMED 2010, Maricel Palace, Sitges, Spain, October 2010\r
SFFA FILM FESTIVAL AWARDS 2010, Tower Theatre, Brighton, UK, October 2010\r
INTERNATIONAL FILMMAKER FESTIVAL OF WORLD CINEMA, Kent, UK, October 2010\r
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AWARDS\r
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NOMINATED BEST DOCUMENTARY SHORT, International Filmmaker Festival of World Cinema, Kent, UK, October 2010\r
OFFICIAL BEST OF FEST AWARDS 2010, USA, October 2010