The Hadron Collider: In Search of the Peace Particle (2026)

After the devastation of Hiroshima, a community of scientists pledged to never again transform discovery into destruction—a vow that gave rise to CERN. Beneath the earth’s surface, researchers from rival nations have labored together for decades, united not by politics but by pure curiosity and awe. For seven decades, CERN has endured as a testament to hope, a sanctuary where cooperation outlasts conflict, even as the world above fractures further. Weaving together spoken word, original music, and rare archival footage of Oppenheimer with unprecedented behind-the-scenes access to the Large Hadron Collider, the film captures the explosive intersection of science, politics, and culture.