Terres nucléaires, une histoire du plutonium

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From the Hanford site in the United States—where Manhattan Project scientists worked in 1943—to the plutonium reprocessing plant at La Hague in France, and finally to Rokkasho in northern Japan (a nuclear site built atop seismic fault lines), the film traces the origins and uses of plutonium. It examines the transition from military to civil nuclear power, revealing the associated scientific, industrial, and geopolitical stakes.

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A Kenichi Watanabe documentary

Co-produced and broadcast by Kami Productions and Arte France

Director : Kenichi Watanabe

DOP : Emmanuel Valette et Pierre Caule

Length : 85 min

Editor : Matthieu Augustin

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