Film Lens
Poliske Nets focuses on the town of Poliske, which was contaminated with radioactive material following the 1986 Chornobyl disaster. The film examines how Soviet authorities attempted to erase the town's ancient history and the impact of the disaster on its future. It presents a narrative that intertwines the environmental consequences of the nuclear disaster with the historical significance of the area.
Directed by Kostiantyn Kliatskin, the documentary runs for 62 minutes and combines elements of docudrama to convey the human-made disaster's aftermath. The film provides a critical look at the intersection of Ukrainian history and the long-lasting effects of the Chornobyl nuclear power plant disaster.
Why Watch
- •See the impact of the Chornobyl disaster on Poliske.
- •Meet the residents affected by the nuclear disaster.
- •Find out how history was erased by Soviet actions.
Did You Know
•Poliske was contaminated with radioactive material after 1986.
•Soviet authorities destroyed Poliske's future after the Chornobyl disaster.
•The documentary was directed by Kostiantyn Kliatskin in 2021.
Perfect For
Chornobyl disaster enthusiastsUkrainian history buffsEnvironmental documentary fans