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Chernobyl

  • Mini serie TV
  • 2019
  • VM12
  • 1h
VALUTAZIONE IMDb
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Chernobyl (2019)
"Chernobyl" dramatizes the story of the 1986 accident at the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant in Ukraine, Soviet Union, one of the worst man-made catastrophes in history, and the sacrifices made to save Europe from the unimaginable disaster. "Chernobyl" premieres May 6 on HBO.
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Nell'aprile 1986, un'esplosione presso la centrale nucleare di Chernobyl nell'Unione delle Repubbliche socialiste sovietiche diventa una delle peggiori catastrofi provocate dall'uomo al mond... Leggi tuttoNell'aprile 1986, un'esplosione presso la centrale nucleare di Chernobyl nell'Unione delle Repubbliche socialiste sovietiche diventa una delle peggiori catastrofi provocate dall'uomo al mondo.Nell'aprile 1986, un'esplosione presso la centrale nucleare di Chernobyl nell'Unione delle Repubbliche socialiste sovietiche diventa una delle peggiori catastrofi provocate dall'uomo al mondo.

  • Creazione
    • Craig Mazin
  • Star
    • Jessie Buckley
    • Jared Harris
    • Stellan Skarsgård
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  • VALUTAZIONE IMDb
    9,3/10
    964.491
    LA TUA VALUTAZIONE
    POPOLARITÀ
    159
    11
    • Creazione
      • Craig Mazin
    • Star
      • Jessie Buckley
      • Jared Harris
      • Stellan Skarsgård
    • 3.5KRecensioni degli utenti
    • 90Recensioni della critica
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  • Serie TV più votata #5
    • Vincitore di 10 Primetime Emmy
      • 87 vittorie e 60 candidature totali

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    Jessie Buckley
    Jessie Buckley
    • Lyudmilla Ignatenko
    • 2019
    Jared Harris
    Jared Harris
    • Valery Legasov
    • 2019
    Stellan Skarsgård
    Stellan Skarsgård
    • Boris Shcherbina
    • 2019
    Adam Nagaitis
    Adam Nagaitis
    • Vasily Ignatenko
    • 2019
    Emily Watson
    Emily Watson
    • Ulana Khomyuk
    • 2019
    Paul Ritter
    Paul Ritter
    • Anatoly Dyatlov
    • 2019
    Robert Emms
    Robert Emms
    • Leonid Toptunov
    • 2019
    Sam Troughton
    Sam Troughton
    • Alexandr Akimov
    • 2019
    Karl Davies
    Karl Davies
    • Viktor Proskuryakov
    • 2019
    Michael Socha
    Michael Socha
    • Mikhail
    • 2019
    Laura Elphinstone
    Laura Elphinstone
    • Oksana
    • 2019
    Jan Ricica
    • Oksana's Kid
    • 2019
    Adrian Rawlins
    Adrian Rawlins
    • Nikolai Fomin
    • 2019
    Alan Williams
    Alan Williams
    • KGB Chairman Charkov
    • 2019
    Con O'Neill
    Con O'Neill
    • Viktor Bryukhanov
    • 2019
    Douggie McMeekin
    Douggie McMeekin
    • Yuvchenko
    • 2019
    Nadia Clifford
    • Dr. Svetlana Zinchenko
    • 2019
    David Dencik
    David Dencik
    • Mikhail Gorbachev
    • 2019
    • Creazione
      • Craig Mazin
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    Reviewers say 'Chernobyl' is acclaimed for its gripping narrative, exceptional acting, and detailed recreation of the 1980s Soviet Union. Jared Harris, Stellan Skarsgård, and Emily Watson are lauded for their performances. The series effectively conveys the horror and complexity of the Chernobyl disaster, highlighting human stories. However, some critics note inaccuracies, exaggerations, and creative liberties. Debates arise over the portrayal of the Soviet government and people, seen as overly negative and stereotypical. The use of English accents is also criticized for reducing authenticity. Despite these issues, many reviewers consider 'Chernobyl' a must-watch for its emotional impact and significant message.
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    10m-porpaczi

    No hero wakes up wanting to die

    As my mother tells it, the weather was quite nice, the sky was clear without any sign of clouds in the spring of 1986. It was like any other day behind the iron curtain. Not a lot to do but not a lot to worry about either, a long day of boring work after dropping the kid off at the kindergarten, just to pick him up again at the afternoon, just like yesterday or any other day since the beginning of time. This is why she did not understand why the old lady (who she very much liked because she seemed to love children and had that neverstopping smile) told everyone at the nursery school not to let the children out to play, don't feed them the veggies and don't let them drink the milk we had for every lunch before that day. We lived in a hungarian town close to the croatian border and the life in that town was pretty simple apart from that day. We lived 900 kms from Chernobyl and we did not even know that place exists until 3 days later.

    Apparently a man who did not introduce himself called most of the schools and nurseries in the country and told them the same message. A lot of teachers did not take it seriously as he did not mention any details, just the warning: do not let the children out, do not feed them any vegetables which grows overground (potatoes are fine), do not let them drink anything apart from bottled liquids.

    Noone knew what it was about. Noone knew what danger we are in. I assume this is why it was such a shock. The life was simple and we were not supposed to know stuff. We were not supposed to be afraid, maybe only because the capitalist pigs over the iron curtain. But something changed that day. A faceless, nameless man risked his life and called everyone he could to warn them about Chernobyl. News like this is not easy to contain, soon everyone was talking about what could happen and why. Is it a nuclear attack? Is it the CIA? Are they looking at us from satelites? Are they bombing us?

    It was the first crack on the Iron Curtain. Not Reagan's stupid monologue, not the thousands of fleeing east-germans, not the soviets economy's ridiculous debts. Entire nations realized their lives mean nothing, millions felt betrayed. A man with no name defeated the Soviet regime with a few telephone calls.

    We still don't know who that man was. After 30 years and a few inquiries we have no clue who risked his life to prevent thousands of deaths and millions of illnesses. Some historians are adamant the person was executed and vanished without a trace, some say noone found him at all. All I know I have to be grateful for him. We all have to be. He saved a nation. Sure, we could survive the radioactive cloud the mild wind blew over our country but when I look at my two children who are the same age I was back then I am pretty sure I am not willing to take any risks. Would you?

    Dear anonymous man who defied a violent regime to save millions: We will forever be grateful. Dear ukranian workers whose names we will never know: We will forever be grateful. The workers whose names we know: We will forever be grateful.

    This show tells a story noone should forget and this is the right way to tell it. Bluntly. How the man with no name told us.
    10alexander-phoenix

    Unbelievable

    I'm Russian. Amazing work! Newer, you hear this, never ever before western cinematography made such authentic film. I speak about details: cars, kitchens, clothes...
    10natashapekar

    I highly recommend this film!

    Hi. I'm from Kiev, Ukraine. I was born in 1983 and I was 2 and a half years when the Chernobyl catastrophe happened. I remember 1980s and I can tell that the authors of this film made a GREAT job to show every detail of what the world look for is in the times of Soviet union. The telephones, the clothes, the haircuts, the cracked paint on the window sills, even the door glass is similar to what I remember. There are couple of things which seemed weird to me: firefighters didn't have the red stars on their helmets, and most of the time people use the short forms of the names when they talk to each other (Vasya, not Vasiliy, Lyuda, not Lyudmila). But the most important thing that this film shows is that the soviet authoritiies lied to people about this catastrophe all the time. For example, in Kiev which is 130 km from Chernobyl, nobody knew about the high levels of radiation till the middle of May, they even held a parade on the first of May, when the level of radiation in Kiev was 100 times higher than normal (iodine131 isotope) and nobody gave us the iodine pills. Everyone who tried to tell the truth was called the provocateur and could even be fired from work. I highly recommend to watch this film. This is a tribute to all the heroes who lost their lives in a radioactive flame and saved all of us from death.
    10jfirebug

    Incredible

    My husband grew up near Kyiv and his father drove one of the buses that evacuated the civilians from Pripyat. I have heard his stories of the disaster; the people's concerns, fears and sacrifices. We watch this together and he is amazed at it's authenticity. The set detail, the way the Soviet regime hierarchy functioned, the denial and secrecy surrounding the disaster. He tried (as he usually does when watching a Western production based in or about that part of the world) to find errors or inconsistencies but has not been able to - yet.

    The acting is impeccable by all, the filming is top notch, the sounds used to heighten the tension versus music. The way they are able to capture that exact feeling of anxiety, horror, disgust and sadness all rolled into one is admirable.

    I have completed the series and it definitely ranks as one of the best. This story has been waiting to be told and there is hands down no one better than HBO to do it. Russia has said it intends to produce its own Chernobyl program, it will be interesting to compare the two. Theirs will purportedly label the CIA as the perpetrator....
    10Lladerat

    So far looks excellent

    Im ukrainian, born in 1988 and still live here. I want to give the authors of this show a big thumbs up for the whole set they have made. Every little detail of the buildings, flats, uniforms, clothes, cars, especially big thumbs up for ambulance "RAFiks" (RAF-2203), almost everything is 99% identical to the real things of the time, just a few mistakes on some signs that have been written in a mix of russian\ukrainian and some other unknown language, but it all doesnt matter, because what i have seen previously in other movies about soviets were so bad that its not even comparable to this. The other thing is this "comrade" word that almost everyone throws while calling or shouting at someone, its just one of those stereotypes thats still left in western world, in reality no one in an everyday life talked like that, especially not in Ukraine in 1986, it was mainly used in 'official' language in meetings and media, people just talked like you and i would today. Apart from this two small inaccuracies i am shocked at the level of production of this show, it is very good, no one outside of Ukraine has ever made a good tv series about Chernobyl before, i have a weird feeling it was made by someone from USSR, because there was zero moments where i cringed watching it. It was mostly "spot on", "spot on", "wow, spot on". Can't wait for the next episode!!!

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      Former Soviet General Nikolai Tarakanov (Ralph Ineson), gave several interviews about the series, which fascinated the Russian public upon its release. Tarakanov took issue with a few small details but otherwise praised the series and its depiction of the events, and stated he was portrayed accurately. Tarakanov, 85 in 2019, suffers from chronic disease related to radiation exposure from his time in Chernobyl.
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      People refer to each other in the form "Comrade-surname," which is inappropriate among colleagues. Dyatlov's subordinates would have called him "Dyatlov" among themselves and "Anatoly Stepanovich" (his first name and patronymic) when addressing him directly, rather than "Comrade Dyatlov." However, it is likely the writers decided against using the correct forms of address to avoid confusion with non-Russian viewers, who might think, for example, that Stepanovich is Dyatlov's surname.
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    • Data di uscita
      • 10 giugno 2019 (Italia)
    • Paesi di origine
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