Love and Rage (2009 film)

Love and Rage is a 2009 Finnish-French-German co-produced documentary film directed by Arto Halonen. The film explores the global movement against nuclear power, focusing on the activism surrounding the construction of the Olkiluoto 3 nuclear power plant in Finland.

The documentary examines the motivations and strategies of anti-nuclear activists, presenting their arguments regarding the environmental and social risks associated with nuclear energy. It also delves into the perspectives of proponents of nuclear power, including those involved in the construction and operation of the Olkiluoto 3 plant.

Love and Rage follows activists from various countries, including Finland, Germany, and France, as they engage in protests, demonstrations, and other forms of resistance. The film portrays the complex and often contentious debates surrounding nuclear energy, highlighting the challenges faced by both sides of the issue. It aims to provide a nuanced and comprehensive view of the global anti-nuclear movement, presenting the perspectives of those who oppose nuclear power and the reasons for their opposition. The film also investigates the economic and political factors driving the expansion of nuclear energy, especially in Finland.