1978
12+
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Journalists uncover a dangerous nuclear plant cover-up.
The China Syndrome is a 1979 political drama and thriller film about a dangerous technical failure at a nuclear power plant. TV journalist Kimberly Wells and cameraman Richard Adams accidentally uncover hidden problems at the plant. They discover that safety regulations have been violated inside the plant and that this could lead to a major nuclear disaster. The plant's chief engineer, Jack Godell, tries to uncover the truth, but management tries to hide this information. The film deeply explores the themes of media power, corporate pressure, and nuclear safety. The plot is written in a dramatic style that is very close to real events.


