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director: HELENA HUFNAGEL

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DIRECTOR: Helena Hufnagel

PRODUCTION: Helena Hufnagel, Sebastian Bartetzko, Philip Grabow
EDITOR: Helena Hufnagel, Ulrike Tortura
SOUND DESIGN: Clemens Becker
MUSIC: Sebastian Stojetz

COLORGRADING: Rosali Rothe

2012 || Deutscher Kurzfilmpreis

    ***Nominierung

 

2012 || *** Germany Shorts  Cannes

    ***Nominierung

2013 || *** Eröffnungsfilm Dok. Fest München Forum

2012 || Green Festival Seoul

    ***Best Film

2012 ||  Kolkota Shorts

    ***Best Documentary

2012 || *** Mumbai Film Festival

    ***Jury Award

2012 || *** Short Film Award Festival International Portugal

    ***Nominierung

2012 || Diessner Kurzfilmfestival

    ***Special Mention

Dok. Fest München I San Francisco International Filmfestival I  Filmfestival London I FIFE Paris I Wendeland Shorts I Bamberger Kurzfilmtage I Landshuter Kurzfilmfestival I Exground Wiesbaden I Fica Brazil I Green Film Festival Seoul I Fish Filmfestival Rostock I Portobello Filmfestival London + 20 more

*** Honorable Mention Fica, Brazil

The safest nuclear power plant worldwide‘ describes the bizzare everyday life of people living and working at the nuclear power plant in Zwentendorf, Austria. Since 1978 the plant has been ready for operation. Shortly before it was set to open, popular vote prevented the start of the plant – it was never put to use until today.

 

What raises huge concerns in the minds of people, especially in the case of Fukushima, is nothing particularly extraordinary in this cosmos. The scene is unimaginable: a primary school in the old office building of the nuclear power plant, parties in its cottage front yard, tourists holidaying on the Donau and eating Wiener Schnitzel with view of the plant and Greenpeace practicing climbing for real operations on active plants in Europe. The most important person of all is the caretaker Johann Fleischer, who has a positive opinion of nuclear power and a job like a pope: unique and one of a kind worldwide. This nuclear power plant doesn’t divide fuel elements, it brings people of different personalities and opinions together. In an odd way.

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