Cesium-137

The film centers on an incident in 1987, where two paper collectors discover a radioactive capsule and sell it to a junkyard owner. This leads to a catastrophic event in Goiânia, with over 250 individuals becoming contaminated by Cesium 137, marking the largest radiological disaster in Brazil's history.

As a drama, Cesium-137 provides a poignant exploration of the consequences of human negligence in the face of hazardous materials. The film features a notable cast, including Nelson Xavier, Joana Fomm, and Stepan Nercessian, who bring depth to this harrowing narrative. The runtime of 95 minutes allows for a focused examination of the events and their aftermath, making it a compelling watch for those interested in dramatic retellings of real-life events.