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Everything's Cool 2007
description written by member Ben:
A documentary directed by Daniel B. Gold (who narrates) and Judith Helfand, and adorned with clever animations by Jeremiah Dickey and Emily Hubley, traces the politics of global warming politics back to 1987, when the phenomenon was more commonly called the greenhouse effect. According to the movie the issue didn't become politicized until the oil and coal industries recognized a threat to their economic well-being and undertook a misinformation campaign that continues to this day.
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There were a lot of good documentaries last year: White Light/Black Rain: The Destruction of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Ghosts of Abu Ghraib, and many I haven't yet seen. Add this one to the list.
This is not the story of global warming, but the story of the efforts of scientist to get the story out over the last 20 years,...
(complete Everything's Cool review by Movie Addict)
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