Nuclear Now

Oliver Stone

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Sessions

Sun 23/11, 12:00Free admission until full capacity is reached; invitations, maximum two per person, can be collected at the box office from half an hour before the session.

About the film

We closed the film sessions of the City and Science Biennial in our Cine Estudio The event will begin with a screening of the documentary Nuclear Now. Following the screening, a lively debate will take place, weaving together nuclear physics and bioethics. Nuclear Now makes a direct case for nuclear energy as one of the few viable alternatives for addressing the global climate crisis. The debate will explore key questions: How does quantum physics (the theoretical basis of nuclear fission) connect to current energy challenges? What role does science play in political and environmental decision-making? How can film transform the public perception of a highly politicized technology? The discussion will explore whether an ethical, aesthetic, and scientific narrative of nuclear power is possible in the 21st century. In this era of urgent decisions, we also need new ways of seeing.

The screening of this documentary is presented in collaboration with #LabMeCrazy! Science Film Festival.

Participants:

Francisco del Pozo , coordinator of the Fossil Fuels and Nuclear campaign of Greenpeace Spain.

Amparo Soler , President of Women in Nuclear Spain.

Technical sheet

AddressOliver Stone
CountryUnited States
Year2022
Duration1 min 45h
VersionYOU
FormatDCP

Travel Pass

€18 Pass for five sessions

Available at the box office of Cine Estudio

Marqués de Casa Riera, 4

28014 Madrid

Pricing

General sessions
General admission: € 5,5
Under 25s and over 65s: €4
Members: €3,5
Friends: €5
5-session pass: €18 - €3,6 per session

Premieres
General: 8 €
Friends: €7,2
Members: €5,5

Please check the session for the exact ticket price.

Box office

from jueves to sunday
From one hour before the start of the first session of Cine Estudio until the start time of the last session.

If there were any shows or film screenings on Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday, the box office would open one hour before the start of the show or screening.

Schedule subject to change