The Nuclear Clock is Always Ticking: What "Jupiter" Gets Right and Wrong About Crisis Decision Making The latest film from Alexandre Smia, "Jupiter", has been making waves for its thought provoking portrayal of a nuclear crisis.
At first glance, the movie's attempt to recreate the high stakes decision making process may seem admirable.
However, upon closer inspection, it becomes clear that "Jupiter" falls prey to some common pitfalls: simplifying complex moral dilemmas into tidy, black and white choices.