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In April 1986, the Human is confronted with one of the greatest ecological disasters in their History: a nuclear explosion of unparalleled magnitude.
Exclusion zones are set up to accommodate the disaster survivors. The village of Dytiatky and its inhabitants refuse to integrate into an exclusion zone and continue to live on their land, with their traditions and histories. There are premature deaths among those displaced and a saving continuity for the Samossiols, those who “resist/return.”
After 25 years, what does this community think about its journey? And what do their grandchildren think? What reasons motivated the disaster victims to flee or to stay? It is in the village of Dytiatky, bordering the “Zone” with those who “return”, that we must ask ourselves…
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Fedoroff Delphine
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Delphine Fedoroff
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Ricardo Castro
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Hervé Brindel
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Ludovic Van Pachterbeke, Laurent Martin
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Sep Stigo Films
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12 November 2015 : SunChild Environmental Film Festival (Arménie)
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05 November 2015 : FATP (Belgique)
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28 March 2015 : Festival Millenium (Belgique)
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13 March 2015 : Thessaloniki Documentary Festival (Grèce)
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29 October 2014 : Corsica.Doc / Grand Prix du Jury (France)
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03 October 2014 : FIFF Namur (Belgique)
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