Síndrome de China (1979)★ 7.5/10

Una muestra del poder de los medios de comunicación y del oficio de las personas.
La protagonista me recordó todo el tiempo a Amy Adams.

The story reminded me of "The Insider," though this film digs even deeper with its social commentary. There’s a bleakness that permeates the entire experience. As the engineer Jack reaches for that button near the film’s end, I couldn’t hold back mytears.

The film draws you in slowly but powerfully. I found myself deeply invested in the characters’ fates, with tension mounting scene by scene. By the end, I was devastated and helpless. The near absence of music only adds to the emotional weight. This was so emotionally draining I've to seek lighter films lately.