Fuel [videograbación] / Cinema Libre Studio in association with Blue Water Entertainment, Open Pictures, and Hero BX present ; produced by Greg Reitman ... [et al.] ; written by Johnny O'Hara ; directed by Josh Tickell

Colaborador(es): Tickell, Joshua [drt, hst] | O'Hara, John, 1958- [aus] | Reitman, Greg [pro] | Rosenbloom, Dale [pro] | Assael, Daniel [pro] | Fisher, Darius [pro] | Harrell, Rebecca [pro] | Cinema Libre Distribution | Blue Water Entertainment (Firm) | Open Pictures (Firm) | Hero BX (Firm) | Digital Neural Axis (Firm) | PIC Agency (Firm) | Cinema Libre StudioTipo de material: PelículaPelículaDetalles de publicación: [Beverly Hills, CA] : [Canoga Park, CA] : Blue Water Entertainment ; Cinema Libre Studio, c2010Descripción: 1 videodisco (112 min.) : son., col. (algunas secuencias byn) ; 4 3/4 plgISBN: 9781595871305; 1595871306Otro título: Fuel : change your fuel--change your worldTema(s): Industria del petróleo -- Política gubernamental -- Estados Unidos | Petróleo -- Política gubernamenta -- Estados Unidos | Automóviles -- Consumo de combustible -- Política gubernamental -- Estados Unidos | Petróleo -- Leyes y legislación -- Estados Unidos | Fuel switching | Energy policy | Air quality management | Environmental protection | Environmental degradation | Motor vehicles -- Fuel consumption | Automobiles -- Fuel consumption -- Government policy | Petroleum -- Government policy | Petroleum industry and trade -- Government policy | Human ecology -- North America -- Philosophy | United States -- Environmental conditions | United States -- Social conditions -- 21st centuryGénero/Forma: Documentary films. | Nonfiction films.Clasificación CDD: 338.2/72820973 Clasificación LoC:PN1995.9.D62 | F845 2010HD9566 | .F84 2010HD9566 | F84 2010
Contenidos:
Introduction -- Josh & the veggie van -- Connection to oil -- The auto industry -- Bottom of the barrel -- Government for sale -- Follow the money -- Diesel -- Environmental crisis -- Willie & the truckers -- Something's in the air -- Food vs. fuel -- The next generation -- Solutions -- A sustainable planet -- Make some changes.
Resumen: The message of "Fuel" is clear: oil is bad, alternative energy is good. Its goals are simple: put Big Oil out of business, and sell the American public on the virtues of cleaner energy sources, such as wind, solar, and ethanol. Josh Tickell, an alternative-energy zealot, has both driven cross-country in a car powered only by fast-food cooking oil and written a book about it. His film is a combination of autobiography, first-person travelogue, history and ecology lesson, and a shamelessly inspirational call to action. Using charts, animated graphics and historical footage, Tickell ties our national obsession with oil to melting glaciers, melting economies, the Iraq war, Hurricane Katrina, and the collapse of the American way of life. Eleven years in the making (a shorter version appeared in 2008 as "Fields of Fuel") the film is not so much a green documentary as a red, white, and blue alarm.
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DVD ; NTSC ; Region 0 (All).

Host, Joshua Tickell; special appearances by, Richard Branson, Sheryl Crow, Larry & Laurie David, Deborah Dupre, John Paul DeJoria, Larry Hagman, Woddy Harrelson, Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., Vinod Khosia, Naomi Klien, Willie Nelson, Scott Ritter, Julia Roberts, Michael Schmidt, Neil Young.

Director of photography James Mulryan ; editors Tina Imahara, Michael Horwitz ; music by Ryan Demaree, Edgar Rothermich.

Originally produced as an American documentary in 2008.

MPAA Rating: Not rated.

The message of "Fuel" is clear: oil is bad, alternative energy is good. Its goals are simple: put Big Oil out of business, and sell the American public on the virtues of cleaner energy sources, such as wind, solar, and ethanol. Josh Tickell, an alternative-energy zealot, has both driven cross-country in a car powered only by fast-food cooking oil and written a book about it. His film is a combination of autobiography, first-person travelogue, history and ecology lesson, and a shamelessly inspirational call to action. Using charts, animated graphics and historical footage, Tickell ties our national obsession with oil to melting glaciers, melting economies, the Iraq war, Hurricane Katrina, and the collapse of the American way of life. Eleven years in the making (a shorter version appeared in 2008 as "Fields of Fuel") the film is not so much a green documentary as a red, white, and blue alarm.

Special features: Educational version (39 min.); Director and creative team commentary [audio feature]; Sustainable biodiesel extra with Herobx (4 min.); Building a green bottom line with John Paul DeJoria (3 min.); How to get 150mpg from your Prius (5 min.); How to save thousands through energy efficiency (4 min.); Cinema Libre trailers (6 min.); DVD-ROM features [PDF files, requires a DVD-ROM and Adobe Acrobat].

Introduction -- Josh & the veggie van -- Connection to oil -- The auto industry -- Bottom of the barrel -- Government for sale -- Follow the money -- Diesel -- Environmental crisis -- Willie & the truckers -- Something's in the air -- Food vs. fuel -- The next generation -- Solutions -- A sustainable planet -- Make some changes.

Winner, 2008 Sundance Film Festival Audience Award, Documentary (entitled Fields of Fuel).

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