'Exceeding the 300-kilogram limit causes regret, but shouldn't be overdramatized. It must be seen as a natural result of the preceding events,' Ryabkov said.
Jessie Buckley is very good as a fireman's widow, and Dunkirk's Barry Keoghan stands out as an animal control marksman, and there's an overdramatized courtroom finale but it's the sight of dead wildlife as well as birds and helicopters dropping out of the sky that will haunt you, sticking in your memory longer than the average TV series.
Rather than allowing the film to get overdramatized, the insightful director chooses to keep things on an even keel with the mordantly funny, bleak black laughs he intersperses with the production's dramatic sequences.
The romance is overdramatized, and although the familial conflict touches on important issues, it seems more like a plot device than a serious discussion of unhealthy relationships.
I wish, though, it was only a cultural heritage film and that we didn't have to get involved in an overdramatized love triangle that has minuscule resonance in the mind or the heart.
According to the IAEA, overdramatized reports of radiation risks to unborn children led to an increase of between 100,000 and 200,000 European babies intentionally aborted by their mothers, who feared they might be carrying "nuclear monsters." Jaworowski said Chernobyl "sheds light on how easily the global community may leave the realm of rationality when facing an imaginary emergency.
