“The Wave” reminds us how bad we are at dealing with risk

Grist
By Amelia UrryMar 4, 2016, 6:48 pm84 pts
It is not possible to spoil The Wave. I mean, it’s called The Wave — the film from director Roar Uthaug (yes, really) even opens with historical footage of a tsunami that took place in 1948, destroying the Norwegian tourist town of Geiranger. Everyone, we are told, knows that this could happen again, when…

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