“It's a weird, crazy idea, but that's the reason it intrigues me.”

– Tom Garrett

Something nuclear on International Chernobyl Disaster Remembrance Day

 

In a state of delirium, engineer Prokop chases his stolen chemical formula, worried it may be used for mass destruction

 

With the experience of yet another world war, and two devastating applications of science biggest terror, Karel Čapek's 1922 novel Krakatit [“Krakatoa”] anticipated and moulded the decades to come.

 

And R.U.R. is now, just around the corner.

“He’s not a beast. No, he’s a robot. A machine created by a modern, twisted society.”

“Three days ago, at exactly 0600 – because that is really not the time – on February 5 – because that is really not the date – this freighter, which shall be nameless, sailed from a certain Far Eastern port. Its destination: The Port of Los Angeles, Wilmington, California. This is fact.”

– narrator

Policeman: What's today's date?

Injured man: February 8^th.

“We're not here to play dominoes.”

“Sloane! Be lucky!”

– Paul Gregory