Two towns, Gundremmingen and Choczewo, illustrate the contrasting realities of nuclear energy as Germany phases out its plants while Poland builds its first.
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Two towns, Gundremmingen and Choczewo, illustrate the contrasting realities of nuclear energy as Germany phases out its plants while Poland builds its first.
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Synopsis
Gundremmingen, a small town in Bavaria, hosts a decommissioned nuclear power plant. Nearby, Choczewo on Poland's Baltic coast is building the country's first nuclear facility. "Fission" features residents from both towns as they discuss the changes in energy production amid Germany's nuclear phase-out and the war in Ukraine. Their stories reflect the challenges of energy policy and geopolitical tensions. The film provides a look at how these shifts affect their communities and the future of energy in Europe.
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Why Watch
- Meet residents of Gundremmingen and Choczewo.
- Find out about Germany's nuclear phase-out.
- See the impact of the Ukraine war on energy policy.
Did You Know
- Gundremmingen is home to a decommissioned nuclear power plant.
- Choczewo is building Poland's first nuclear facility.
- The documentary features residents from two towns in Germany and Poland.
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What towns are featured in the documentary 'Fission'?
The documentary features Gundremmingen in Bavaria, Germany, and Choczewo on Poland's Baltic coast.
What is being built in Choczewo?
Choczewo is home to Poland's first nuclear facility, which is currently under construction.
Who directed the documentary 'Fission'?
The documentary 'Fission' was directed by Anton Yaremchuk.
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