Climate activists from Global Warming Warriors engage in efforts to raise awareness about the impacts of global warming, including rising temperatures and melting ice caps.
“A toxic comedy about global warming!”
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Climate activists from Global Warming Warriors engage in efforts to raise awareness about the impacts of global warming, including rising temperatures and melting ice caps.
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At the Sundance Film Festival in January 2007, director Daniel B. Gold presents "Everything's Cool," a documentary that follows climate activists from the organization Global Warming Warriors. The film captures their efforts to raise awareness about global warming and its consequences, such as rising temperatures and melting ice caps. Through humor and emotional storytelling, Gold and co-director Judith Helfand engage audiences in discussions about climate change, aiming to inspire action and understanding of this pressing issue.
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- See Tom Brokaw discuss global warming.
- Find out why the LA Times praised the film's narrative.
- Watch a comedic take on a serious issue.
Did You Know
- The film was shown at Sundance in January 2007.
- Daniel B. Gold directed the film and also directed Blue Vinyl in 2002.
- The New York Times described it as a 'breezy polemic' about global warming.
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Who directed the documentary Everything's Cool?
Everything's Cool was directed by Dan Gold.
When was Everything's Cool shown at the Sundance film festival?
Everything's Cool was shown at the Sundance film festival in January 2007.
What is the runtime of Everything's Cool?
The runtime of Everything's Cool is 89 minutes.
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