Let There Be Light

dir. Mila Aung-Thwin, Van Royko 2017, Canada, 80 mins, Documentary Feature

Let There Be Light

dir. Mila Aung-Thwin, Van Royko
2017, Canada, 80 mins, Documentary Feature

In the south of France, scientists are approaching the final steps of a machine decades in the making: an artificial star that could provide millions of years of clean energy. Are scientists about to crack nuclear fusion, or chasing a delusion?

Synopsis

In the southern French countryside, a group of dedicated scientists from 37 countries around the world are building an artificial star on Earth. If it works, it can lead the way to perpetual, cheap, clean energy for all mankind. If it fails, it will be one of the biggest scientific and political blunders of all time. Meanwhile, maverick inventors in garages are also trying to unlock nuclear fusion, but for a fraction of the cost. How close are we to achieving the holy grail of energy?

A futuristic energy source that could indefinitely supply the world’s power requirements provides the backdrop for this absorbing documentary.”

– The Hollywood Reporter

Trailer

LET THERE BE LIGHT TRAILER from EyeSteelFilm Distribution on Vimeo.