Fathima Nizaruddin was born in Kerala. She is an alumnus of AJK Mass Communication Research Centre, Jamia Millia Islamia, and Goldsmiths, University of London. Fathima: „My own hometown Thiruvananthapuram is 90 kilometers away from the Kudankulam Atomic Power Project. Like many others, I was also appalled by the state violence against the non-violent anti-nuclear protestors at Kudankulam.“
India, UK, 2016
Director: Fathima Nizaruddin
Production: Joram ten Brink
Dokumentary, 54 min
English
Filminfo: https://www.facebook.com/nuclearhallucinations2016/
The film is centered on the anti-nuclear struggle against the Kudankulam Atomic Power Project in South India. In a context where cases of sedition and waging of war against the state are filed against anti-nuclear protesters, the film attempts to question the totalitarian nature of pro-nuclear assertions through comic modes. Satirical impersonations and ironic renderings of jingoistic rhetoric work together to form a narrative that explores the tragic absurdity of constructing nuclear power plants on a tsunami affected coast.