It start's as an interesting thriller in a really great mountains scenery.
However, at the end everything is just hysterically exaggerated, and far away from facts and figures: radioactive waste comes as saturated blood-red liquid, then (invisibly) appears in clear rock-water, and just a few minutes after you take a sip, your skin shows distinct signs of severe radiation syndrome; alarm sirens give a nuclear air raid alarm for the village, radioactive decontamination teams clean-up civilians under a (single) mobile shower (against the contamination with radioactive rock-water they drunk!), while TV journalists ask folks how they feel: "Oh, I feel so sick. Yes, me too, I am so radio-sick! "
So this is a lesson for kids to learn: if it looks green, it's poison, if it looks red, it's radioactive poison. – OMG!
However, at the end everything is just hysterically exaggerated, and far away from facts and figures: radioactive waste comes as saturated blood-red liquid, then (invisibly) appears in clear rock-water, and just a few minutes after you take a sip, your skin shows distinct signs of severe radiation syndrome; alarm sirens give a nuclear air raid alarm for the village, radioactive decontamination teams clean-up civilians under a (single) mobile shower (against the contamination with radioactive rock-water they drunk!), while TV journalists ask folks how they feel: "Oh, I feel so sick. Yes, me too, I am so radio-sick! "
So this is a lesson for kids to learn: if it looks green, it's poison, if it looks red, it's radioactive poison. – OMG!
