Fukushima: Robots in Hell (2016) - FAQ
Frequently asked questions about this film.
What is Fukushima: Robots in Hell about?
Fukushima: Robots in Hell is a documentary. Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant stood at the center of Japan's nuclear crisis on March 11, 2011. After a major earthquake and tsunami, the plant suffered severe damage, leading to explosions and high levels of radioactivity. Hundreds of hours of footage from robots provide insight into the event's aftermath. The film shows conditions within the reactors and the failures that contributed to the disaster. Directed by Marie Linton, it runs for 52 minutes.
When was Fukushima: Robots in Hell released?
Fukushima: Robots in Hell was released in 2016.
How long is Fukushima: Robots in Hell?
Fukushima: Robots in Hell has a runtime of 52 minutes.
What genre is Fukushima: Robots in Hell?
Fukushima: Robots in Hell is classified as History, Science.
What topics does Fukushima: Robots in Hell cover?
Fukushima: Robots in Hell explores topics including nuclear.