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Eleven Years In The Making, Fuel Is The In-Depth Personal Journey Of Filmmaker And Eco-Evangelist Josh Tickell, Who Takes Us On A Hip, Fast-Paced Road Trip Into America S Dependence On Foreign Oil. Combining A History Lesson Of The Us Auto And Petroleum Industries And Interviews With A Wide Range Of Policy Makers, Educators, And Activists Such As Woody Harrelson, Sheryl Crow, Neil Young And Willie Nelson. Animated By Powerful Graphics, Fuel Looks Into Our Future Offering Hope Via A Wide-Range Of Renewable Energy And Bio-Fuels. Winner Of The Sundance Audience Award.
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By Azura
Format:DVD|Amazon Verified Purchase
I saw a bit of this in my Renewable Energy class and it impacted me so much that I had to buy the whole story. This video helps me continue to fight for what's right. All the questions and feelings I have about dirty energy and climate change; "Is there hope?", "Am I the only one that really cares?", "I do all this work I still feel like it did nothing." All these's feelings and question are mentioned in the doc as this person tries to change people. Peak oil, bio diesel, algae fuels, renewable energy, big corporations and the truth behind the price tag. It's hard to explain the doc but for anyone that wants to make a difference and see the truth of oil and where we are going, watch this movie. If you don't know enough to support this movie then it's on youtube. :)
Great movie, Great people, Great Ideas and Amazing Information. Buy it, you won't regret it.
Great movie, Great people, Great Ideas and Amazing Information. Buy it, you won't regret it.
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By Gary Fuhrman
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Format:Blu-ray|Amazon Verified Purchase
This is one of the more enjoyable of the recent spate of films about solutions to the environmental crisis, although it's also one of the most specialized. Josh Tickell's personal approach to the issues and the changes he's gone through as an activist highlight the ups and downs of biodiesel, and show incidentally how arbitrary and ill-informed public energy policy often is. Of course the vested interests of the oil companies come in for some well-deserved criticism here, and the extent of the environmental crisis is not papered over, but the overall tone of the film is optimistic. This must be the most engaging way of learning to appreciate the genius of the Diesel engine, and to understand the right and wrong ways of providing fuel for it. This makes it well worth seeing both for those who consider themselves well informed about energy issues and those just beginning to think about them. And the production values are high enough to make the Blu-ray an appropriate choice (although i haven't seen the DVD version and so can't compare the two).
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I loved this movie
This movie (documentary) was just excellent. I am very interested in Global Warming and Green Energy but I have found it hard to get others interested. Read more
Published on Mar 13 2011 by Mike Smith
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BRILLIANT !!!!
This is an incredible movie/documentary. It is full of hope. I was so touched by his 'passion' - his passion to do what is right - to change the world - and to show us all that... Read more
Published on Oct 26 2010 by moviejunkie
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