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- The film opens with views of the countryside surrounding the Nuclear Research Station near fictional Llanfawr in North Wales. The now disused Trawsfyndd nuclear power station near Trawsfynydd in Gwynedd, Wales.
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Set in the fictional Welsh village of Llynfawr, Steve runs away from home after an argument with his father. His sister Maureen enlists the help of his friend Paul to find him, although Paul is initially unwilling to help. He eventually finds Steve in an abandoned slate quarry. [ 3]
The film opens with views of the countryside surrounding the Nuclear Research Station near fictional Llanfawr in North Wales. The now disused Trawsfyndd nuclear power station near Trawsfynydd in Gwynedd, Wales.
Dec 21, 2023 · Set in the fictional Welsh village of Llynfawr, Steve (Andrew Ashby) runs away from home after an argument with his father. His sister Maureen (Jayne Collins) enlists the help of his friend Paul (Toby Bridge) to find him, although Paul is initially unwilling to help.
Paul (Toby Bridge) and Steve (Andrew Ashby) find their village deserted after warnings of an explosion lead to an evacuation. With Jayne Collins. One Hour to Zero is made by the Children’s Film Foundation and was shot mostly on location in North Wales – and the final product is a decent one.
- Jeremy Summers
- Children's Film Foundation (CFF)
One Hour To Zero is a film made in 1976 by Charles Barker Films for the Children's Film Foundation. [1] Plot. Set in the fictional Welsh village of Llynfawr, Steve (Andrew Ashby) runs away from home after an argument with his father. His sister Maureen (Jayne Collins) enlists the help of his friend Paul (Toby Bridge) to find him, although Paul ...
Jun 2, 2018 · THE 1976 CHILDREN’S Film Foundation drama One Hour to Zero is a “countdown thriller”, which shows the life of an ordinary Welsh village thrown into crisis as a nearby experimental nuclear power station threatens to explode.
Production. Most of the film was shot on location in North Wales, the nuclear research station featured was actually Trawsfynydd nuclear power station in Gwynedd. The term "nuclear" does not appear in the dialogue at all, although Paul does refer to the "experimental reactor". External links.
