"The film is powerful and moving, the images and the poems poignantly complementing each other, and the contrast of images of destruction with images of life particularly telling. “An intensely moving film." Channel 4 BRITDOC Foundation I strive to do with a camera and an Avid what he does with his pen.” Phil Grabsky "I wanted to see if we could come anywhere near, in film-making terms, to the rare brilliance of Mario Petrucci’s words. a haunting and captivating film.Ī startling look at the aftermath of the world’s worst nuclear accident.” “ Heavy Water: a film for Chernobyl is a powerful and moving documentary. “Both an exquisite indictment of tyranny's disregard for its citizens, and an articulate elegy for human hubris.
like looking into the eyes of those who were there." Radio Times for More4 transmission (April 2009) Heavy Water: a film for Chernobyl has been broadcast on Sky Arts and More4, as well as on TV stations internationally. They have attracted awards such as the Cinequest, as well as screenings at major cultural venues, including Tate Modern (2007). These sibling films were based on Petrucci's award-winning poetry on Chernobyl. Heavy Water: a film for Chernobyl (click here) Half Life: a Journey to Chernobyl (click here) To mark the 20th anniversary of Chernobyl, two remarkable new films have been released by Seventh Art: Chernobyl poet teacher performer scientist ecologist warpoet - home
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