[CPH:DOX '23] Oliver Stone cannot be denied a clear assertiveness in his speech and possibly some of it can be perfectly acceptable, but this documentary with scattered interviewees and some juggling of facts that become evident, has trouble pushing a message that aims to change the perception of nuclear energy as the only truly alternative source to coal and gas. The film cannot help but be too didactic, which is not helped by Oliver Stone's own narration, nor by a selection of interviewees that seems random, including experts, managers of nuclear companies and TikTok influencers.

It's so good, so hopeful, so smart, and not given to being panicky. It's worth the $3.99 you'll need to pay on just about every streaming service. I rented it on Amazon Prime Video and it was worth it to be. Worth a rental and worth a watch. I might go back and buy it for the $12 that Prime sells it for. Have it in my library.