Fuel, Cinema Libre Distribution presents ; Blue Water Entertainment, Open Pictures, and Hero BX present ; in association with Digital Neural Axis and PIC Agency ; a Josh Tickell film ; produced by Blue Water Entertainment and Open Pictures ; produced by Greg Reitman, Dale Rosenbloom, Daniel Assael, Darius Fisher, and Rebecca Harrell ; directed by Josh Tickell ; written by Johnny O'Hara
Type
Label
Fuel, Cinema Libre Distribution presents ; Blue Water Entertainment, Open Pictures, and Hero BX present ; in association with Digital Neural Axis and PIC Agency ; a Josh Tickell film ; produced by Blue Water Entertainment and Open Pictures ; produced by Greg Reitman, Dale Rosenbloom, Daniel Assael, Darius Fisher, and Rebecca Harrell ; directed by Josh Tickell ; written by Johnny O'Hara
Language
eng
Characteristic
videorecording
Intended audience
MPAA Rating: Not rated
Main title
Fuel
Oclc number
605119450
Responsibility statement
Cinema Libre Distribution presents ; Blue Water Entertainment, Open Pictures, and Hero BX present ; in association with Digital Neural Axis and PIC Agency ; a Josh Tickell film ; produced by Blue Water Entertainment and Open Pictures ; produced by Greg Reitman, Dale Rosenbloom, Daniel Assael, Darius Fisher, and Rebecca Harrell ; directed by Josh Tickell ; written by Johnny O'Hara
Runtime
112
Summary
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
Table Of Contents
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
Technique
live action
Classification
Contributor
Subject
- Documentary films
- Ecology
- United States -- Environmental conditions
- Motor vehicles + Fuel consumption
- Human ecology + Philosophy
- Fuel switching
- Nonfiction films
- Social conditions
- Feature films -- United States
- Environmental degradation
- Human ecology -- North America -- Philosophy
- 2000-2099
- United States -- Social conditions -- 21st century
- Energy policy
- Air quality management
- Automobiles + Fuel consumption + Government policy
- United States
- Environmental protection
- North America
- Petroleum industry and trade + Government policy
- Petroleum + Government policy
Content
Director
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- Documentary films
- Ecology
- United States -- Environmental conditions
- Motor vehicles + Fuel consumption
- Human ecology + Philosophy
- Fuel switching
- Nonfiction films
- Social conditions
- Feature films -- United States
- Environmental degradation
- Human ecology -- North America -- Philosophy
- 2000-2099
- United States -- Social conditions -- 21st century
- Energy policy
- Air quality management
- Automobiles + Fuel consumption + Government policy
- United States
- Environmental protection
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- Petroleum industry and trade + Government policy
- Petroleum + Government policy
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