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2005 | Color | 100 min

A riveting documentary that promises to spark debate and may well affect critical environmental change. The film weaves the science of global warming with former Vice President Al Gore?s personal history and longtime commitment to communicating the need to reverse the effects of global climate change. Mr. Gore indisputably correlates scientific evidence supporting global warming with exponentially rising temperatures, already responsible for dramatic climate shifts like ice cap melting, drought and rising sea levels


Direction: Guggenheim; Davis
Production: Z Burns; Scott, Burns; Scott, Bender; Lawrence
Photography: Guggenhei; Davis, Richman; Bob
Sound: S Mccoy; Daniel, Lievsay; Skip
Music: Brook; Michael, Etheridge; Melissa
Cast:Gore; Al
Participation year at FICM: 2006

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