Winner of the Grand Prize at the Sundance Film Festival, DARK CIRCLE follows the trail of plutonium from the Rocky Flats Nuclear Weapons facility in Colorado, to the Diablo Canyon Nuclear Power Plant in California, to Hiroshima and Nagasaki in Japan. Years after the end of the Cold War, this compassionate and persuasive film is more relevant than ever: weapons of mass destruction are being developed in the U.S., nuclear power is re-emerging, and the capability to build atomic bombs is spreading to other countries. At once a stark compilation of personal accounts and an unyielding look at the potential devastation that nuclear power can cause, DARK CIRCLE is a classic, must-see film that is a cautionary look at the path we are on.

Chris Beaver
Chris Beaver has devoted his career to human rights, freedom of expression, and the global environment. He is executive director of the Center for Digital TV and the World at the Graduate School of Journalism, University of California, Berkeley.

Judy Irving
Judy Irving produced and directed the Sundance and Emmy® Award-winning film The Wild Parrots of Telegraph Hill. Her previous credits include DARK CIRCLE and Out of the Way Café, and her work in progress project is Nineteen Arrests, No Convictions.

Ruth Landy
Ruth Landy is a filmmaker and communication professional with a longstanding commitment to advocacy for global development and human rights.