History,War,Documentary
Russia,United States of America
City 40 is a documentary film that provides a glimpse inside a secret city located in Russia called Ozersk, also known as City 40. This city was established during the Cold War as a closed, secret city that served as the hub of the Soviet Union's nuclear weapons program. People who lived in City 40 were sworn to secrecy and never allowed to leave without permission. The documentary explores what life is like in this city, which is still closed off to outsiders.
The film sheds light on the health and environmental hazards that the city's residents face due to the radiation contamination from the nuclear manufacturing process. It also delves into the psychological trauma caused by living in a place where one's every move is monitored.
City 40 is a fascinating yet disturbing documentary that highlights the risks and consequences of nuclear production. It advocates for proper regulations and safety measures to protect both people and the environment from the devastating effects of radiation.
