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Catastrophe (2016)

Género : Documental

Tiempo de ejecución : 1H 1M

Director : Alina Rudnitskaya
Escritor : Leonid Nikitinskij

Sinopsis

The Sayano-Shushenskaya hydroelectric power station is the most powerful in Russia and the sixth most powerful in the world. It was built during the Soviet Union, from 1963 to 1978 on the Yenisei River in Siberia. In 2009, one of the world's largest man-made disasters occurred at the hydroelectric power station, which claimed the lives of 75 people. It took five years and 40 billion rubles to resume operation of the station. And although the exact cause of the accident has not yet been established, the engineers accused of the accident have been jailed. The accident showed that the Soviet legacy is still firmly in the minds of people, many of whom live in the past and are afraid of the future. The wear and tear of equipment, the backwardness of technology, corruption, a corrupt court, and propaganda based on the cult of "back to the USSR" portend new man-made disasters…

Actores

Tripulaciones

Alina Rudnitskaya
Alina Rudnitskaya
Director
Leonid Nikitinskij
Leonid Nikitinskij
Screenplay
Leonid Nikitinskij
Leonid Nikitinskij
Producer
Yury Geytsel
Yury Geytsel
Director of Photography
Sergey Vinokurov
Sergey Vinokurov
Director of Photography
Alexandr Radov
Alexandr Radov
Producer
Alexandr Zaripov
Alexandr Zaripov
Original Music Composer