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00:00:00Where are you going?
00:00:10Chernobyl.
00:00:15The Ignitenko Fire and Rescue Unit, I need to find him.
00:00:19Moscow, hospital number six.
00:00:21Are you here because of the fire?
00:00:23Anything we should be worried about?
00:00:26No.
00:00:26They cannot go over the core.
00:00:35A nuclear plant to Sweden has detected radiation.
00:00:38At least evacuate Pripyat.
00:00:41When the lava enters these tanks, it will instantly superheat, causing a significant thermal explosion.
00:00:48And how long before this happens?
00:00:50Approximately 48 to 72 hours.
00:00:52But we may have a solution.
00:00:56How long before this is?
00:01:15How long?
00:01:15How long before this is completely independent?
00:01:18Do you know anything?
00:01:19Maybe a mussteoca everyone to blow om the Autobahn.
00:01:21A requirement was there when the Martini14 bolt broke it.
00:01:22OK, click clip.
00:01:23Simply two weeks later afterارing the universe broke it.
00:03:24Is it possible that the water has already killed them?
00:03:28Yes.
00:03:30Then what?
00:03:32If it doesn't work?
00:04:11I don't know.
00:04:41I don't know.
00:05:11I'm here to see my husband, Vasily Ignatenko.
00:05:31He's a firefighter from Chernobyl.
00:05:33I have permission.
00:05:34Chernobyl?
00:05:35I'm sorry.
00:05:36No visitors.
00:05:39Well, but Major, Major Borov told me.
00:05:41He said...
00:05:42No exceptions.
00:05:43Please, I've come all the way from Kivskai Obelist.
00:06:06Excuse me.
00:06:15Excuse me.
00:06:16Excuse me.
00:06:16Who are you?
00:06:17What are you doing here?
00:06:18I have a pass.
00:06:19You can't be here.
00:06:20It's not safe.
00:06:20I am here to see my husband, Vasily Ignatenko.
00:06:24He's a firefighter from Chernobyl.
00:06:25I know who Ignatenko is, but you can't.
00:06:28I have permission.
00:06:29I've...
00:06:30You can see him for 30 minutes, not a minute more.
00:06:39And you cannot touch him in any way.
00:06:41Do you understand?
00:06:42Yeah.
00:06:43Room 15.
00:06:47You're not pregnant, are you?
00:06:49No.
00:06:58I'm going to have to give that to you.
00:06:59There we are.
00:07:01Oh, wait, wait, wait.
00:07:02I haven't finished yet.
00:07:03No, no.
00:07:03He hasn't.
00:07:05Yeah, that's good.
00:07:09Yeah?
00:07:09Yeah.
00:07:13Look at the cat dragged in.
00:07:17Well, then I tell you.
00:07:20There's no hiding from you, is there?
00:07:21Eh?
00:07:22No.
00:07:24Ah.
00:07:25It's easy.
00:07:26Easy.
00:07:26It's OK.
00:07:28All OK.
00:07:29Yeah.
00:07:30All OK.
00:07:47There's no hiding from you, is there?
00:07:47No.
00:07:48There's no hiding from you, is there?
00:07:48No.
00:07:49There's no hiding from you, is there?
00:07:49No.
00:07:50There's no hiding from you, is there?
00:07:50No.
00:07:51There's no hiding from you, is there?
00:07:52No.
00:07:52There's no hiding from you, is there?
00:07:53No hiding from you, is there?
00:07:54No hiding from you, is there?
00:07:55No hiding from you, is there?
00:07:56No hiding from you, is there?
00:07:57No hiding from you, is there?
00:07:58No hiding from you, is there?
00:07:59No hiding from you, is there?
00:08:00No hiding from you, is there?
00:08:01No hiding from you, is there?
00:08:02No hiding from you, is there?
00:08:03No hiding from you, is there?
00:08:04No hiding from you, is there?
00:08:05No hiding from you, is there?
00:08:17How? How did this happen?
00:08:43Who gave them the idea?
00:08:44You're suggesting I did?
00:08:45Someone did. Someone decided that the evacuation zone should be 30 kilometres,
00:08:52when we know, here, cesium-137 in the Gomel district, that's 200 kilometres away.
00:08:58It was decided.
00:08:59Based on what?
00:09:00I don't know.
00:09:02Forgive me. Maybe I've just spent too much time in my lab, or maybe I'm just stupid.
00:09:09Is this really the way it all works?
00:09:12An uninformed arbitrary decision that will cost who knows how many lives made by some apparatchik?
00:09:18Some career party man?
00:09:22I'm a career party man.
00:09:25You should watch your tone, Comrade Legazzo.
00:09:29Comrades, we have visual confirmation that the fire is nearly extinguished.
00:09:34There's also been a reduction in Iodine-131 and CC-137 emissions.
00:09:38Good.
00:09:39Yes?
00:09:40that the temperature is rising.
00:09:42And, er...
00:09:43There's a spike in zirconium-95.
00:09:53That's from the cladding on the fuel rods.
00:09:58Meaning what?
00:10:00The meltdown has begun.
00:10:02The meltdown has begun.
00:10:06The meltdown has begun.
00:10:31Get off me!
00:10:47Get off me!
00:10:56Stop moving!
00:10:58Get off him!
00:10:59You're hurting me!
00:11:02You can't be in here.
00:11:04Get out!
00:11:05You can't be in here!
00:11:29You can't be in here!
00:11:30You can't be there!
00:11:31I'm in here!
00:11:32You can't be in there.
00:11:33You're not dead.
00:11:35yes put him through well the fire is nearly out the public tanks are being drained we have
00:12:01successfully eliminated the risk of a thermal explosion and the situation inside the core is
00:12:11deteriorating faster than anticipated the concrete pad will last for six to eight weeks but after that
00:12:18lagasov estimates a 50 percent chance that the fuel will breach the pad and melt down into the
00:12:23groundwater itself and where does this groundwater go the previous river which feeds
00:12:31into the neighbor the primary water supply for approximately 50 million people not to mention
00:12:37crops and livestock would be unusable we're recommending we install a heat exchanger under
00:12:43the pad to lower the core temperature and halt the meltdown and in order to do that i'm told
00:12:49that we will need all of the liquid nitrogen in the soviet union
00:12:55yeah and of course we'll also need yes and no no no thank you yes i'd like to address the 30
00:13:10kilometer exclusion zone wait well professor lagasov is that you what exclusion zone minor details general
00:13:17secretary um premier rizkoff has determined that if he determined then he determined look professor
00:13:23lagasov you are there for one reason only do you understand to make this stop i don't want questions
00:13:29i want to know when this will be over if you mean when will chernobyl be completely safe the half-life
00:13:34of plutonium 239 is 24 000 years so perhaps we should just say not within our lifetimes
00:13:39i think you and i should take a walk it's late i'm tired we're taking a walk
00:13:59what is it you want an apology
00:14:08let's sit back and
00:14:12what will happen to our boys which boys the divers divers the firefighters the men in the control room
00:14:23what does the radiation do to them precisely
00:14:26well at the level some of them were exposed
00:14:30ionizing radiation tears the cellular structure apart
00:14:34the skin blisters turns red then black
00:14:38this is followed by a latency period
00:14:42the immediate effects subside patient appears to be recovering
00:14:47healthy even but they aren't
00:14:50healthy even but they're not healthy
00:14:53this usually only lasts for a day or two
00:14:55continue
00:14:59then the cellular damage begins to manifest
00:15:04the bone marrow dies
00:15:06the immune system fails
00:15:09the organs and soft tissue begin to decompose
00:15:13the arteries and veins spill open like sieves
00:15:17to the point where you can't even administer morphine for the pain which is
00:15:22unimaginable
00:15:23within three days to three weeks you're dead
00:15:28that is what will happen to those boys
00:15:35and what about us
00:15:40well we've we've gotten a steady dose but not as much of it
00:15:46not strong enough to kill the cells but consistent enough to damage our dna
00:15:50so in time cancer or a plastic anemia either way fatal
00:16:02well
00:16:04in a sense it would seem we've got enough easy then
00:16:08well
00:16:17i'd have seen them
00:16:22I've seen them before.
00:16:31Now you know why I wanted to take a walk.
00:16:35We could presume the work site is bugged.
00:16:38And our rooms, even our bathrooms.
00:16:42They've been here the whole time.
00:16:44Of course they've been here the whole time.
00:16:47But if we're seeing them out in the open now,
00:16:50it's because they want us to know.
00:17:20It's because they want us to know what's going on in the open now.
00:17:36You've seen that.
00:17:39The fuel is melting faster than we expected.
00:17:42I know. I have a plan.
00:17:45Heat exchanger, I hope.
00:17:46Yes.
00:17:52There's something I've wanted to ask you, comrade,
00:17:54but I see you're already asking yourself the same question.
00:18:01Why did it explode?
00:18:05I've worked the numbers over and over,
00:18:08presuming the worst possible conditions in an RBMK reactor.
00:18:11And I always get the same answer.
00:18:16Which is...
00:18:17It's not possible.
00:18:21And yet...
00:18:22You're not going to solve this here.
00:18:29Not on paper.
00:18:30Everyone who was in the control room,
00:18:35Diakonov, Akimov, Dr. Nov,
00:18:37they're all in Moscow.
00:18:39Hospital number six.
00:18:41We need to find out exactly what happened that night.
00:18:45Moment by moment.
00:18:46Decision by decision.
00:18:49Go now while they're still alive.
00:18:52Talk to them.
00:18:52Because if we don't find out how this happened,
00:18:57it will happen again.
00:19:02And Omuk...
00:19:03Be careful.
00:19:06Fuck you.
00:19:33Fuck you.
00:19:35Here's why here's one.
00:19:38What's as big as a house?
00:19:40Burns 20 liters of fuel every hour.
00:19:43Puts out a shitload of smoke and noise.
00:19:46And cuts an apple into three pieces.
00:19:51A Soviet machine made to cut apples into four pieces!
00:19:54Out of fire!
00:20:00Oh, God.
00:20:02Oh, God.
00:20:11Oh, God.
00:20:11There's gotta be bullshit.
00:20:12who's in charge here I'm the crew chief I'm shadow minister of coal industries we
00:20:41know how many men do you have on this shift 45 here 100 in total I need all 100 men to gather their
00:20:53equipment and get on the trucks do you to where that's classified
00:21:01come on then start shooting you haven't got enough bullets for all of us kill as many as you can
00:21:15whoever's left they'll beat the living piss out of each of you you can't talk to us like that shut
00:21:19the fuck up this is Tula this is our mind we don't leave unless we know why
00:21:26they're going to Chernobyl do you know what's happened there we dig up coal not bodies
00:21:42the reactor fuel is going to sink into the ground and poison the water from Kiev to the Black Sea
00:21:49all of it forever they say
00:21:53they want you to stop that from happening
00:21:58how are we supposed to do that
00:22:01but don't tell me because I don't need to know
00:22:04do you need to know or have you heard enough
00:22:09you need to know or have you heard enough
00:22:30you
00:22:32Now you look like the minister of coal.
00:23:02No, no, no, I told you no touch, it's not safe.
00:23:32It's safe for them, it's safe for me.
00:23:43Where are the others?
00:23:49They took them to a special room.
00:23:53They won't tell me where.
00:23:59Open the curtains.
00:24:02Open the curtains.
00:24:06Tell me what you see outside.
00:24:13Tell me what you see outside.
00:24:28Tell me everything.
00:24:35I can see the red square.
00:24:42And the Kremlin.
00:24:48Spassia Tower, Mausoleum.
00:24:55You see St. Basil's?
00:24:59Yeah.
00:25:00Yes, it's beautiful.
00:25:03I told you.
00:25:10I told you I'd show you Moscow, didn't I?
00:25:12Yeah.
00:25:13Yes.
00:25:14Yes.
00:25:28Yeah.
00:25:44I'm not eating that as shit.
00:26:14Give me something else.
00:26:17I'm not a nurse comrade, dear, love.
00:26:20I'm a nuclear physicist.
00:26:23Well then, comrade nuclear physicist.
00:26:27Unless you happen to have a butter and caviar sandwich on you,
00:26:31you can get the fuck out of my room.
00:26:44You can get the fuck out of my room.
00:26:54You can get the fuck out of my room.
00:27:00You can get the fuck out of my room.
00:27:12You can get the fuck out of my room.
00:27:18You can get the fuck out of my room.
00:27:30You can get the fuck out of my room.
00:27:34You can get the fuck out of my room.
00:27:53What?
00:27:55I'm not good at this, Boris, than lying.
00:28:04Have you ever spent time with miners?
00:28:08No.
00:28:10My advice, tell the truth.
00:28:12These men work in the dark.
00:28:14They see everything.
00:28:17Andrei Glukhov, crew chief.
00:28:19Do these work?
00:28:38To an extent.
00:28:43Of course.
00:28:47So what's the job?
00:29:00We need to install a liquid nitrogen heat exchanger
00:29:04underneath this concrete pad.
00:29:07There's no way to approach from the interior of the building,
00:29:10so you have to get at it from underground.
00:29:13And what's above the pad?
00:29:14The core of the nuclear reactor.
00:29:16Which is melting down.
00:29:20Well, like...
00:29:23Potentially.
00:29:26Is it gonna fall on top of us?
00:29:28Nor if you're done within six weeks.
00:29:31Dimensions?
00:29:33Break ground here.
00:29:34Dig a tunnel 150 meters to here.
00:29:43Excavator space 30 by 30 meters for the heat exchanger.
00:29:46Because we need to keep disruption of the ground above to a minimum, you can't use any heavy machinery.
00:29:51It has to be done by hand.
00:29:53We're gonna need more men.
00:29:55400 at least.
00:29:58We'll have to work around the clock.
00:30:00How deep do you want this tunnel?
00:30:02Six meters?
00:30:03Twelve.
00:30:04Twelve?
00:30:05Why?
00:30:06For your protection.
00:30:07At that depth, you'll be shielded from much of the radiation.
00:30:13The entrance to the tunnel won't be 12 meters below ground.
00:30:16No.
00:30:17No.
00:30:18We're not 12 meters below ground.
00:30:19No.
00:30:20No.
00:30:21We're not.
00:30:22We have some equipment here outside.
00:30:23More will arrive by midnight.
00:30:25We can start in the morning.
00:30:26No.
00:30:27We're starting out.
00:30:28I don't want my men here one more second than they need to be.
00:30:33If these worked, you'd be wearing them.
00:30:38Are they all like that?
00:31:03They're all like that.
00:31:06No, no.
00:31:34Let's go.
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00:33:15We need ventilation.
00:33:16Fans will put dust in the air.
00:33:17The dust will go in your lungs.
00:33:19I've been breathing dust in my lungs for 20 years.
00:33:21Not this dust.
00:33:23I'm sorry.
00:33:24For your own good.
00:33:25No fans.
00:33:44My name is Ulano Julkρεuk.
00:33:57I'm a nuclear physicist with the Chinawa Commission.
00:34:04I want you to tell me everything that happened on the night of the accident.
00:34:08Is that alright?
00:34:12Yes.
00:34:13Yes, I want to tell.
00:34:19All right.
00:34:33Your official title was...
00:34:36My name is Leonid Fedorovich Toptenov,
00:34:44and I am the senior reactor control chief engineer at Venugman Nuclear Power Plant.
00:34:55Senior engineer?
00:34:59How old are you?
00:35:06I'm trying to find...
00:35:36I'm here. I'm here. I'm...
00:35:43What's up? What's up?
00:35:45Yes, I'm here. I'm here. I'm...
00:35:48What's up? What's up?
00:35:58Yes, I'm here. I'm here.
00:36:00I'm...
00:36:01Have you been here this whole time?
00:36:18No one said I should leave.
00:36:20I did.
00:36:22Thirty minutes, I said.
00:36:23Well, where have you been?
00:36:25When he's in pain?
00:36:27In a sore stick to his gown when he soils himself five times a night.
00:36:30I've been looking after him. Where have you been?
00:36:32I've been in the North and West Wing,
00:36:33where there are dozens of patients from Chernobyl exactly like him.
00:36:37It isn't safe for you here.
00:36:38He's my husband.
00:36:39Not anymore.
00:36:40He's something else now, do you understand?
00:36:42He's dangerous to you.
00:36:45He's burned.
00:36:48Go home.
00:36:50Please.
00:36:54It won't take much longer.
00:36:56I, er...
00:37:01I don't want him to die, though.
00:37:06Stay on the other side of the plastic.
00:37:10Or I'll have you removed by security.
00:37:23I'll have you back to the side of the paper.
00:37:25I want him to die.
00:37:26I love you, Dad.
00:37:28Once you're done, this is my life.
00:37:29I'll have you back...
00:37:31I'll have you back to the side of my wife.
00:37:32I'll leave you back.
00:37:33Be as the side of the snowman.
00:37:35I'll leave you back.
00:37:36I'll leave you back.
00:37:37Let's walk away.
00:37:38I'll leave you back.
00:37:39I'll leave you back.
00:37:40I don't know.
00:38:10I love you.
00:38:12Yes, my love.
00:38:17Stay.
00:38:19No, it's my time now.
00:38:25I think I was too.
00:38:27I was just gone.
00:38:31That's it.
00:38:38I'm gonna have a baby.
00:38:41I can't make a baby.
00:38:49I can't make a baby.
00:38:53The fire is out.
00:39:20It's out, Valera.
00:39:23The miners are making incredible progress.
00:39:27They say the whole job will be finished in four weeks.
00:39:31Four weeks?
00:39:33I can't believe that.
00:39:41I know the job isn't over.
00:39:44But it's the beginning of the end.
00:39:48I'm sorry to bother you, Deputy Minister, but it's the miners.
00:40:00I can't believe it.
00:40:46Well, they wouldn't give us fans. It's too hot for clothes. So we're digging the old way. This is the way our father's mind. We're still wearing the fucking hats. What do you want?
00:41:03You're not as protected. No.
00:41:06Can you tell me it'll make a difference?
00:41:08Yes. When this is over, will they be looked after?
00:41:17Yeah. I don't know.
00:41:34I don't know.
00:41:35So the power level jumped from 200 to 400 megawatts?
00:41:59Yes. Very fast.
00:42:05Why didn't you initiate an emergency shutdown? Why didn't you press the AZ-5 button?
00:42:13We did. I reported the increase to Akimov and he pressed the button.
00:42:20Learned it. That's not possible.
00:42:26He did. I just swam. I saw him do it.
00:42:36And that's when it exploded.
00:42:41What?
00:42:42Which room is Akimov?
00:43:0027.
00:43:0127.
00:43:01I pressed it before the explosion.
00:43:21Before.
00:43:25Why?
00:43:27Why would that happen?
00:43:29I shot it down.
00:43:32I pressed the AZ-5.
00:43:40Thank you, comrade Akimov.
00:43:47I did everything right.
00:43:50I did everything right.
00:43:52I did everything right.
00:43:59I did everything right.
00:44:27No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. Okay.
00:44:27Let me go! Let me go!
00:44:29Stop it! Stop it!
00:44:35You let her in that room, inside the plastic, touching him.
00:44:37Did you know she's pregnant?
00:44:39It's not true. What have you done?
00:44:41What kind of a place is this? Where is her protection?
00:44:43Do you have any idea what you're dealing with?
00:44:45Of course I do. Please, I do.
00:44:47No. People are going to hear about this.
00:44:49Wait. People are going to hear.
00:44:51Do you understand? Everyone is going to hear.
00:44:53What is everyone going to hear?
00:44:55What is everyone going to hear?
00:45:03I'm with the official Chernobyl Commission.
00:45:05I've been authorised by Velary Legasov.
00:45:07You can check this. My name is...
00:45:09We know who you are.
00:45:13What is everyone going to hear?
00:45:25You have your notes?
00:45:37Yes.
00:45:39Paul Milk was arrested last night.
00:45:43What? Why?
00:45:45I don't know.
00:45:47Was it?
00:45:49Of course it was.
00:45:51I'm working on it.
00:45:53Paris...
00:45:55I'm working on it.
00:45:57What more do you want from me?
00:45:59Fix your tie.
00:46:01Fix your tie.
00:46:09They'll see you now.
00:46:11After thousands of sorties, our brave helicopter crews successfully extinguished to fire.
00:46:27The miners are working heroically to ensure that the fuel does not reach the ground water.
00:46:31And furthermore, there's no longer a threat of additional explosion.
00:46:35The Soviet people have faced the challenge and risen to the task.
00:46:39And they and everyone in this room are to be commended.
00:46:43Lastly, Professor Legasov and I have been vigilant to protect the security interests of the state.
00:46:53And since the unfortunate release of information directly following the accident,
00:46:57we believe that there has been no further lapse.
00:47:00Comrade Cherkov,
00:47:02we hope we have lived up to the highest standards of the KTB.
00:47:06You have.
00:47:10Professor Legasov will now speak about the work that remains.
00:47:22Deputy Chairman Shabina has given you the good news, and it is good.
00:47:27The immediate danger is over.
00:47:30Now I'm afraid a long war must begin.
00:47:35There is an enormous amount of radioactive debris and contamination
00:47:38spread out across a zone of approximately 2,600 square kilometers.
00:47:42This entire region must be completely evacuated.
00:47:47You must go to every town, every village to ensure this.
00:47:53All animals still surviving within the zone,
00:47:57whether domesticated or wild, must be presumed contaminated
00:48:02and will have to be destroyed to prevent the spread of radiation and disease.
00:48:09In the immediate area surrounding Chernobyl,
00:48:11every rock, every tree, the very ground itself,
00:48:17has absorbed a dangerous amount of radionuclides,
00:48:21which will be carried by the wind and the rain if left exposed.
00:48:24So we will have to raise entire forests.
00:48:26We will have to rip up the top layer of earth and bury it under itself,
00:48:30approximately 100 square kilometers.
00:48:36And finally, we will need to construct a containment structure
00:48:41around the power plant itself,
00:48:43which will, of course, still be extremely...
00:48:46there will be deaths.
00:48:55What amount of time and how many men do you require?
00:48:59We expect this liquidation effort to take three years
00:49:02and approximately 750,000 men,
00:49:05including a number of doctors and structural engineers.
00:49:09How many deaths?
00:49:13Thousands.
00:49:15Perhaps tens of thousands.
00:49:25Begin at once.
00:49:32Comrade Chakov!
00:49:33O'Leary!
00:49:36Yes, Professor?
00:49:37My associate was... was arrested last night.
00:49:42Oh?
00:49:44I mean no disrespect,
00:49:45but I was wondering if you could tell me why.
00:49:47I'm sorry, I don't know who you're talking about.
00:49:50She was arrested by the KGB.
00:49:52You are the first deputy chairman of the KGB.
00:49:56I am.
00:49:57That's why I don't have to bother with arresting people anymore.
00:50:00But you are bothering with having us followed.
00:50:04I think the deputy chairman is busy.
00:50:06No, no.
00:50:07It's perfectly understandable.
00:50:08Comrade, I know you've heard the stories about us.
00:50:13When I hear them, even I am shocked.
00:50:15But we are not what people say.
00:50:18Yes, people are following you.
00:50:20People are following those people.
00:50:23And you see that?
00:50:24They follow me.
00:50:26They follow me.
00:50:28The KGB is a circle of accountability.
00:50:32Nothing more.
00:50:34You know the work we're doing here.
00:50:37You really don't trust us?
00:50:39Of course I do.
00:50:40But you know the old Russian proverb.
00:50:43Trust but verify.
00:50:47And the Americans think that Ronald Reagan thought that up.
00:50:51Can you imagine?
00:50:53It was very nice speaking with him.
00:50:55I need her.
00:50:56I need her.
00:51:00So you will be accountable for her?
00:51:07Then it's done.
00:51:09Her name?
00:51:10I know who she is.
00:51:13Good day, Professor.
00:51:25No.
00:51:27That went surprisingly well.
00:51:29You came off like a naive idiot.
00:51:31I know you idiots are not a threat.
00:51:50I'll come back when the paperwork's complete.
00:52:00Are you all right?
00:52:02They didn't hurt me.
00:52:05They let a pregnant woman into a room with a...
00:52:08It doesn't matter.
00:52:11They were stupid.
00:52:12I was stupid.
00:52:15Dyatlov won't talk to me.
00:52:18Achimov, yes.
00:52:20Talked to Nov, yes.
00:52:23Valeri.
00:52:25Achimov.
00:52:27His face was gone.
00:52:31You want to stop?
00:52:35Is that a choice I even have?
00:52:45Do you think the fuel will actually melt through the concrete pan?
00:52:49I don't know.
00:52:5140% chance, maybe.
00:52:55I'd say to 50.
00:52:56By the way, the numbers mean the same thing.
00:53:01Maybe...
00:53:05Maybe the core will melt through to the groundwater.
00:53:08Maybe the miners I've told to dig under the reactor will save millions of lives.
00:53:14Maybe I'm killing them for nothing.
00:53:15I don't want to do this anymore.
00:53:22I want to stop.
00:53:25But I can't.
00:53:28I don't think you have a choice any more than I do.
00:53:33I think despite the stupidity, the lies, even this, you are compelled.
00:53:42A problem has been assigned and you will stop at nothing until you find an answer.
00:53:47Because that is who you are.
00:53:49I'll learn a take then.
00:53:51A scientist.
00:53:55A scientist.
00:54:19Did you know that they were running a safety test?
00:54:24There's something else.
00:54:27Akimov says they shut the reactor down and Toptenov confirms it.
00:54:33They pressed AZ-5.
00:54:35Apparently not soon enough.
00:54:36No.
00:54:38They say Akimov pressed AZ-5 and then the reactor exploded.
00:54:47If it had been just one of them, I would have put it down to faulty memory or delusion even.
00:54:53But they both agreed they were adamant.
00:55:00Comrade.
00:55:01Do you think it's possible?
00:55:06I think it makes no sense.
00:55:08I think it's what I would say if I was trying to cover my own mistakes.
00:55:12But?
00:55:14I believe them.
00:55:18Then you should pursue it.
00:55:20We have to pursue every possibility.
00:55:23No matter how unlikely.
00:55:26No matter what or who is to blame.
00:55:31I'll go back to the hospital and re-interview Akimov and Toptenov.
00:55:38If they're still awake.
00:55:41They're not.
00:55:44Commute.
00:56:01They're still awake.
00:56:02Never mind.
00:56:03I've never heard of the hospital.
00:56:04I've never heard of it.
00:56:05No matter what.
00:56:06Oh.
00:56:07I'm not.
00:56:08Oh.
00:56:11That's why I'm there.
00:56:12That's theimpact.
00:56:13I'm sorry.
00:56:14You're very happy.
00:56:16You came out of that bathroom.
00:56:18You were okay.
00:56:20Oh, my God.
00:56:21I'm sorry.
00:56:23Yeah.
00:56:24I'm sorry.
00:56:26I'm sorry, you're okay.
00:56:28No matter what, no matter what, no matter what.
00:56:29I don't know what you're saying.
00:56:59Nikita Grigoryevich.
00:57:29Nikita Grigoryevich.
00:57:59Nikita Grigoryevich.
00:58:29Nikita Grigoryevich.
00:58:59Nikita Grigoryevich.
00:59:29Nikita Grigoryevich.
00:59:59Nikita Grigoryevich.
01:00:29Nikita Grigoryevich.
01:00:59Nikita Grigoryevich.
01:01:29Nikita Grigoryevich.
01:01:59Nikita Grigoryevich.
01:02:29Nikita Grigoryevich.
01:02:59Nikita Grigoryevich.
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