Uiiac
Clearly, nuclear power plants need uranium. Our aim is to comprehensively illustrate the opportunities and risks posed by nuclear energy, whilst paying particular attention to uranium mining. Australia has the world’s largest deposits of this resource.
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Auf Augenhöhe
This documentary (11 min) shows five indigenous anti-uranium activists from Niger, Namibia and the USA sharing their stories and experience on uranium mining. Their message: "Leave uranium in the ground!"
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Tonnen Taucher
An international filmproject, that shows alternatives to our "throw-away society". More >>
China-Projekt
Our trip to China grew to a mulimedia project. We report on renewables, nuclear power and media activism in China. The project site will be constantly expaned.
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STRAHLENDES KLIMA in China
From October 13 – 18 we blogged daily in our China-Blog about our stay in Shanghai. The reason for your stay was an invitation from the German Goethe Institute, who was showing our films in a public screening.
We make films – You show them
“At Eye Level” and “Uranium – Is It a Country?” are the perfect tools to help you work against nuclear power and for renewable energies. The films are suitable for schools and universities, “going green” parties, conferences, seminars, demonstrations and rallies. More >>
