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| The Age of Stupid | |
|---|---|
 Pete Postlethwaite in 2055 | |
| Directed by | Franny Armstrong |
| Produced by | John Battsek Lizzie Gillett |
| Starring | Pete Postlethwaite |
| Edited by | David G. Hill |
| Music by | Chris Brierley |
Release dates | May 2008, 2008 |
| Country |  United Kingdom |
| Language | English |
Plot
more to come
Quotes
more to come
Release
The Age of Stupid is aiming to premiere at the Cannes Film Festival in May 2008.
External links
- Official film website
- The Age of Stupid on Myspace
- Age of Stupid, The (2008) at IMDb
- Franny's page on the making of The Age of Stupid, 2008
- Undercurrents Alternative News "Preview Screening to raise final cash for The Age of Stupid", 14.02.2008
- The Age of Stupid on Channel 4 News, 17.02.2008
- One Climate.net article about The Age of Stupid, 18.02.2008
- Second Life News feature about The Age of Stupid, 25.02.2008
See also
- An Inconvenient Truth (2006)- Al Gore's take on climate change
- The Denial Machine (2006) - CBC Television Canadian documentary about the potential costs of climate change
- The 11th Hour (2007) - Leonardo di Caprio's film about climate change
- Everything's Cool (2007) - a study of the artificial political debate about climate change created and funded by the oil and coal industries
- Arctic Tale (2007) - Starbucks-sponsored climate change film narrated by Queen Latifah
- The Great Global Warming Swindle (2007) - an opposing view from Martin Durkin (television director)
Further Reading
- Heat by George Monbiot - how climate change can be stopped
- Capitalism as if the World Matters by Jonathon Porritt - a new type of capitalism to save the world from environmental catastrophe
- Change the World for a Fiver from We Are What We Do - 50 world-changing actions
- Field Notes from a Catastrophe: Man, Nature and Climate Change by Elizabeth Kolbert - based on her extremely readable series in The New Yorker
- The Winds of Change by Eugene Linden - climate change is a 'serial killer' that has contributed to the deaths of many civilisations
- The Weather Makers: The History & Impact of Climate Change by Tim Flannery - what each of us can do to avoid catastrophe