Truth is stranger than fiction. This documentary is a well-edited tight 70 minutes of profound shock and awe. I was left speechless and the impact went straight to my nonverbal subconscious. I dreamed all night about being one of the babushkas. Existential and experiential philosophy.
The Chernobyl disaster was described in vivid detail in the book Voices from Chernobyl, which I also highly recommend. This film shows how some people still living there managed to survive. Mother nature is greater than the force of radiation, the earth continues to grow and living things flourish.
I salute the courage of the people who went there to see it for themselves and gave us the gift of seeing it without having to take the risks of going there...
The Chernobyl disaster was described in vivid detail in the book Voices from Chernobyl, which I also highly recommend. This film shows how some people still living there managed to survive. Mother nature is greater than the force of radiation, the earth continues to grow and living things flourish.
I salute the courage of the people who went there to see it for themselves and gave us the gift of seeing it without having to take the risks of going there...