The climate crisis, Germany’s nuclear phase-out and Russia’s war against Ukraine are just three of the heavy pieces in the dramatic game about the future of energy. A game with global and unpredictable consequences far beyond where the electricity will be coming from tomorrow. And in the middle of the game we find two small European towns with barely a thousand inhabitants each. Gundremmingen in Bavaria is located around a deactivated nuclear power plant, while the small Polish town of Choczewo will open its first nuclear power plant in 2033. What do the good people on the ground think about it all?
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Camera | Anton Yaremchuk | Director of Photography |
Production | Michael Kalb | Executive Producer |
Directing | Anton Yaremchuk | Director |
Sound | Eva Perhacova | Sound Supervisor |
Sound | Anna Ljungberg | Music |
Art | Sasha Chernomashyntseva | Production Design |
Production | Vincent Edusei | Producer |
Directing | João Pedro Prado | Director |
Crew | Jörg Schneider | Commissioning Editor |
Editing | Amélie Richter | Editor |
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