“In Real Time” takes us to the heart of a nuclear power plant through the testimonies of those who work there. They describe their “real time”—caught between production and safety—and their “imaginary time the realm of the guardians of an invisible music, the music of the atom.
Straddling reality and imagination, the film takes us on a journey to the heart of a nuclear power station through the voices of those who work there. They speak of real time, caught in a vice between production ans safety, and imaginary time. the realm of the guardians of an invisible music, the music of the atom, embodied by a flute player, as in the legend of Hamelin. Between certainties, desires and fears, In Real Time an immersion into the Heart of one of the most pressing questions facing our society : nuclear power generation.
