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Mrs. Markham , L 14 Princess St. West 7886-2900 or 886-2370 I Lemmon's role as a devoted nuclear advocate who sees his dreams die, is one of his best ever. The pain, frustration and strain in the character are real enough to be physically felt by the audience. China Syndrome is'about more than nuclear energy. It does pose some interesting questions about the risks involved with nuclear power generation. But the film also takes a liberal swipe at TV journalism. Actually, the tense situation at the US nuclear plant just serves to demonstrate the painstaking detail that went into the making of this film. The cr ina Syndrome would be an excellent suspense' film without the real-life nuclear problem facing us now. It's one of those rare examples where directing, casting, production, acting and writing all compli- ment each other. The end result is one of the best films of the year. 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Michael Douglas is also surprisingly good in his role as a freelance camera-man who stumbles on to the nuclear accident and manages to film the whole thing. The China Syndrome can be appreciated on several levels. It poses revealing questions about journalism, nuclear energy and political power. But it's also an in- teresting character study and a gripping suspense film. Fonda's performance is excellent as usual. She plays an ambitious TV reporter who is afraid for her job at first, but eventually realizes the importance of the nuclear accident story. An interesting sidebar is the stereotyping imposed on Fonda as a "lifestyle" reporter. She's interested in covering news events, and capable, but management attempts to keep her covering soft news because of her feminine appeal. . Jane Fonda and Michael Douglas play a new: team involved in a nuclear accident. 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