纪录片自媒体解说素材-新闻动态参考-热门文档首演“原子希望”关于亲核运动掉落拖车（独家）/Hot Docs Premiere ‘Atomic Hope’ About Pro-Nuclear Movement Drops Trailer (EXCLUSIVE)
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Hot Docs Premiere ‘Atomic Hope’ About Pro-Nuclear Movement Drops Trailer (EXCLUSIVE)
爱尔兰董事弗兰基·芬顿（Frankie Fenton）探索了全球激进主义者的运动，他们认为核能是我们在“原子希望：亲核运动”中与气候变化作斗争的最大希望，该运动在5月3日在加拿大热门文档的加拿大国际纪录片节上首映。总部位于巴黎的纪录片专家Java Films正在处理这部电影的世界销售，它为预告片提供了综艺。尽管传统环保主义者和其他兴趣团体的强烈反对，但他们试图赢得持怀疑态度的公众，他们试图赢得持怀疑态度的公众。Fenton承认，他承认他是一种核能怀疑论者，就像他开始研究这部电影时一样。导演告诉《综艺》：“我和其他人一样：我最初是反核的，甚至害怕'核'一词。” “主题是如此嵌入我们的文化中 - 尤其是我们的流行文化 - 从核核开始几乎是不可想象的。芬顿说：“我认为，关于我们如何应对采取化石燃料排放的方式需要进行成年的对话。” “无论我们是亲核还是反核，要真正理解的是，如果我们要摆脱核能……这是什么意思？”“原子希望”在欧洲不断变化的面孔中屏幕热文档的链。这部电影是由凯瑟琳·肯尼迪·芬顿（Kathryn Kennedy Fenton）制作的，他共同制作了芬顿的“还不是黑暗”。由科林·法雷尔（Colin Farrell）叙述，并根据同名的最畅销的自传，导演的纪录片首次亮相探索了爱尔兰电影制片人西蒙·菲茨莫里斯（Simon Fitzmaurice）的作品，因为他努力处理运动神经元病。 “还不是黑暗”，在公关后获得了两个奖项埃米尔（Emiere）在圣丹斯（Sundance）参加世界纪录片比赛之前，在戈尔韦电影节上。对于他的大二著作，芬顿（Fenton）邀请了倡导者，学者，研究科学家以及其他人在亲核运动的最前沿的合奏。跟随他们的成功和挫折，在前线的每日起伏，导演发现了一群多元化的激进主义者，他们相信他们的不受欢迎的信念是人类的最大希望，可以使世界脱离化石燃料并避开灾难性的气候变化。始终增长的空前气候事件目录 - 欧洲和加利福尼亚州毁灭性的野火；南极冰盖融化了没有回报的点；整个地球上的破纪录温度 - 他们的战斗并不是更紧迫的。然而，导演一次又一次地目睹了他们努力听到信息的挫败感和幻灭。“我不是专家。我肯定不错，”芬顿。 “但是我确实觉得他们所说的话似乎很有意义。他们的战斗在公共领域的更广泛的科学怀疑和否认背景下发挥了作用，正如最近关于冠状病毒疫苗和面具授权的战斗所证明的那样。董事说：“这是我们仍在努力的社会中的一个问题 - 我们是否信任科学。” “这是一个及时的，并且由于危及的是我们需要尽快回答。”围绕气候变化的科学以及化石燃料的作用是不可否认的。芬顿说，石油，煤炭和天然气继续占世界当前能源供应的80％以上，而消费只会在未来三十年内预计人口将达到100亿的行星。挑战以及绝望的许多理由，导演仍然是“永恒的乐观主义者”，并说他有“对人类做出正确决定的信心。”“我们正在做令人难以置信的事情，我们在解决巨大问题方面表现出色，”他说。“我真的觉得我们归功于这一代人也要给我们带来希望，并给他们最好的投篮。”他补充说：“我认为对此非常重要。因为让世界燃烧太容易了。”
Irish director Frankie Fenton explores the movement of global activists who believe nuclear power is our best hope to fight climate change in “Atomic Hope: Inside the Pro-Nuclear Movement,” which world premieres May 3 at the Hot Docs Canadian International Documentary Festival. Paris-based documentary specialist Java Films, which is handling world sales on the film, has given Variety exclusive access to the trailer.
https://youtu.be/ZKK2wk8uayQ
Intimately filmed across more than a decade, “Atomic Hope” follows the small movement of nuclear-energy advocates from Japan to Switzerland, America to Australia, as they try to win over a skeptical public – despite stiff opposition from traditional environmentalists and other interest groups.
Fenton admits he was as much a nuclear-energy skeptic as the next when he began researching the film. “I’m like anybody else: I started off being anti-nuclear and being scared of even the word ‘nuclear,’” the director told Variety. “The subject matter is so embedded in our culture – especially our pop culture – that it’s almost unthinkable to be pro-nuclear starting off.”
With time and research, his position began to shift, even as the signs of an impending climate disaster became increasingly difficult to ignore. “I think a grown-up conversation needs to happen regarding how we combat taking down our fossil fuel emissions as soon as possible,” Fenton said. “Whether we’re pro-nuclear or anti-nuclear, the thing to really understand is that if we’re going to get rid of nuclear power…what does that really mean?”
“Atomic Hope” screens in the Changing Face of Europe strand at Hot Docs. The film is produced by Kathryn Kennedy Fenton, who co-produced Fenton’s “It’s Not Yet Dark.” Narrated by Colin Farrell and based on the best-selling autobiography of the same name, the director's documentary feature debut explored the work of Irish filmmaker Simon Fitzmaurice as he grappled with motor neuron disease. “It’s Not Yet Dark” won two awards after its premiere at the Galway Film Festival before playing in the World Documentary Competition at Sundance.
For his sophomore feature, Fenton enlisted an ensemble cast of advocates, academics, research scientists, and others at the forefront of the pro-nuclear movement. Following their successes and setbacks amid the daily ups and downs of life on the frontlines, the director discovered a diverse group of activists who believe their unpopular beliefs are mankind’s best hope to wean the world off fossil fuels and avert catastrophic climate change.
In the wake of an ever-growing catalog of unprecedented climate events – devastating wildfires in Europe and California; Antarctic ice sheets melting past the point of no return; record-breaking temperatures across the planet – their battle couldn’t be more urgent. Yet time and again, the director witnessed their frustration and disillusionment as they struggled to get their message heard.
“I’m not an expert. I’m definitely open to being wrong,” said Fenton. “But I did feel that the things they were saying seemed to make an awful lot of sense. And their message was being ignored by mainstream environmentalism.”
Their fight plays out against a broader backdrop of science skepticism and denialism in the public sphere, as recent battles over coronavirus vaccines and mask mandates have proven. “That is a question in society that we’re still grappling with – of whether we trust the science,” the director said. “It’s a timely one, and one that we need to answer soon because of what’s at stake.”
The science around climate change, and the role played by fossil fuels, is undeniable. Yet oil, coal and gas continue to make up more than 80% of the world’s current energy supply, said Fenton, and consumption will only rise on a planet whose population is projected to reach 10 billion in the next three decades.
In spite of the challenges, and the many reasons to despair, the director remains an “eternal optimist” and says he has “faith in humanity to make the right decisions.”
“We are doing incredible things, and we are amazing at solving huge problems,” he said. “I really feel that we owe it to the generation coming after us to give them hope as well, and to give them the best shot that they can get.” He added: “I think it’s super important to be positive about it. Because it’s too easy to let the world burn.”
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