Portrait #2: Trojan (2006) - FAQ
Frequently asked questions about this film.
What is Portrait #2: Trojan about?
Portrait #2: Trojan is a short documentary. The Trojan Nuclear Power Plant, located along the Columbia River, features a 499-foot cooling tower that dominated the Oregon skyline. Built in the 1970s at a cost of $450 million, it remains the only commercial nuclear power plant in the state. "Portrait #2: Trojan" captures the plant's environment leading up to its demolition. The film is accompanied by a score from Sam Coomes, providing an auditory backdrop to the conclusion of Oregon's nuclear era.
When was Portrait #2: Trojan released?
Portrait #2: Trojan was released in 2006.
How long is Portrait #2: Trojan?
Portrait #2: Trojan has a runtime of 5 minutes.
What genre is Portrait #2: Trojan?
Portrait #2: Trojan is classified as Environment, Business.
What topics does Portrait #2: Trojan cover?
Portrait #2: Trojan explores topics including nuclear.