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What could have been a hectoring science lesson turns out to be more thrilling than any late-90s Keanu Reeves movie.
A futuristic energy source that could indefinitely supply the world's power requirements provides the backdrop for this absorbing documentary.
... instead of a lecture, the film focuses on the people doing the science, mindful of the unexpected collisions that result when geniuses bounce off one another.
Aung-Thwin and Royko do a remarkable job juggling the reality of fusion research versus the dreams in Let There Be Light, never allowing either to overcome the other.
The movie illustrates clearly that scientific subjects are not inherently hard to understand, and that the more people who make the effort to engage with such ideas, the more likely they are to materialize.
[An] elegant, insightful and entertaining work of understated urgency.
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