Chernobyl | Sitnikov looks into reactor | 4K HDR

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Chernobyl dramatizes the story of the April 1986 nuclear plant disaster which occurred in the Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic, Soviet Union, telling the stories of the people who caused the disaster and those who responded to it.[6] The series depicts some of the lesser-known stories of the disaster, including the efforts of the firefighters who were the first responders on the scene, volunteers, and teams of miners who dug a critical tunnel under Reactor 4.

The miniseries is based in large part on the recollections of Pripyat locals, as told by Belarusian Nobel laureate Svetlana Alexievich in her book Voices from Chernobyl.

Director: Johan Renck
Created by :Craig Mazin

Staring:

Jared Harris
Stellan Skarsgård
Paul Ritter
Jessie Buckley
Adam Nagaitis
Con O'Neill
Adrian Rawlins
Sam Troughton
Robert Emms
Emily Watson
David Dencik
Mark Lewis Jones
Alan Williams
Alex Ferns
Ralph Ineson
Barry Keoghan
Fares Fares
Michael McElhatton

Composer : Hildur Guðnadóttir

Production companies

HBO
Sky UK
Sister Pictures
The Mighty Mint
Word Games

Distributed by Warner Bros. Television Distribution

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[Plastofam]

I rather die by taking a shot for disobeying the order than by looking directly into THAT

[TheBreezus]

When he turned back...thats a man that knows he is already dead.

[fizzlebug]

To me; 2:25 is the most horrifying scene of the entire series. When even the people sent there to rescue you are collapsing in front of your eyes, shit is fucked up way beyond control.

[_R-R]

He stared into the core. Death, stared back.

[aniadelvecchio]

They also had the courage to scream against him, after he reported what he saw & already knew...madness!

[rjhatch]

As someone who went to college for nuclear engineering I can say with 1000% certainty if a dosimeter ever read out anything more than 0 at a nuclear reactor control room you have fucked up beyond all repair.

[gravecactus]

if a dude in a suit tells me i'm going to be fine and a dude in a uniform escorts me out of the room then i know i'm dead

[reaktorleak]

That soldier that forced him to look at the reactor probably died a week later.

[binlaggin]

The immense Fear you can see in his eyes is incredible, as if he was really standing infront of an explodet reactor. Such great acting!

[perotekku]

Just tell the guard: "Want to look over the edge? No? Neither do I. So let's just say I did and go back downstairs"

[White_Rich_and_Good_Looking]

This has to be one of the most horrifying series/movie that I’ve ever seen. The exposed reactor was easily the most horrifying movie monster in recent memory.

[xKarma_]

Never once the show tries to depict radiation in it’s molecular level form to help explain to the viewer but instead uses the horrific effects of radiation poisoning to the human tissue in such a masterful way in making the viewer feel scared of something they can’t even understand or put a face to the threat.

[chadofchads]

The whole series made you feel how an exposed nuclear reactor is the closest thing to a portal straight to the deepest pits of hell that humanity will ever see

[JudeBellinghamMadrid]

2:25 is the scariest part of the series, the firefighters collapse in front of him when they should be helping him, not needing to be helped.

[arminxvs]

I would have straight refused to do it. Better be shot or put in jail than living through the pain of decaying alive.

[cantsayimsurprised]

If it makes anybody feel better Anatoly volunteered to go to the roof but no evidence he actually made it up there. Instead he was helping pump water in the core with Akimov and Toptunov.

[juliandessen]

I would've taken the firing squad thank you very much, no freaking way I'd look into the core, ever

[hub]

This scene is made even more poignant by the uncanny speed of the billowing smoke coming out of the reactor. Your eye registers it as unnaturally fast 'Smoke can never be that fast in a normal fire' - it continues to register in your brain that something is uncomfortable and wrong about that billowing smoke.

[JudeBellinghamMadrid]

This is just unfair. He lived the disaster and would’ve been able to tell the tale. And then they just straight up killed him. They did him dirty

[zesty_wesley_]

this scene is just bone chilling
the way the audio starts crackling when he gets to the roof and how the geiger counter noise just slowly starts rising
and the way he turns around and his face is already discolored
and how his jaw was quivering and his eyes were watering when they were yelling at him
he was damn near close to crying
jesus fucking christ