The Bell of Chornobyl

This documentary, produced by the Central Studio of Documentary Films, runs for 88 minutes and represents the first comprehensive cinematic exploration of the Chornobyl disaster. Filmed between May and September 1986, it presents a unique perspective by featuring testimonies from individuals who experienced the event firsthand.

Rather than attempting to provide a complete account of the tragedy, The Bell of Chornobyl focuses on personal stories and reflections. The lessons learned from this disaster continue to resonate today, making this film an important artifact for understanding the impact of environmental catastrophes.