An award-winning documentary examining the 1979 Three Mile Island Nuclear Generating Station accident, the worst commercial nuclear meltdown in U.S. history, and its lasting aftermath. Featuring Jane Fonda, the film reveals the untold stories of four determined homemakers who challenged the plant operator all the way to the Supreme Court, alongside a young journalist caught in the middle of the crisis. Decades later, the women, legal advocates, and the reporter reflect on corporate silence, nuclear industry doublespeak, and the enduring moral, political, and human consequences that continue to shape the community and future generations. The film is 1 hour, and 17 minutes, not rated and made possible through Kanopy. The program is free and open to the public.