By Dade Hayes
30.04.2020 - 17:59 / etcanada.com
“Planet of the Humans”, the brand new Michael Moore-produced climate change documentary, has become the subject of widespread controversy after being accused of being “riddled with falsehoods and misinformation” by a leading climate change activist calling to have the film removed.
The one-hour, 40-minute spanning documentary serves as the directorial debut of longtime Moore producer, Jeff Gibbs (“Bowling For Columbine”, “Fahrenheit 9/11”), and takes a “full-frontal assault” on renewable energy
By Dade Hayes
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It's been labelled “dangerous, misleading and destructive”
Michael Moore called the coronavirus pandemic a “gentle warning” from the planet before it takes its “revenge” on humanity over climate change. On Tuesday, Moore, 66, released a new episode of his “Rumble” podcast in which he discussed the “planetary emergency” Earth finds itself in and how the current COVID-19 situation is just a taste of what he believes is to come.
As discussion of psychedelics to treat an array of mental health issues continues to work its way into the mainstream, Netflix is debuting a new documentary on the subject.
Before there was or, Lin-Manuel Miranda was the co-founder and member of a hip-hop improv troupe called Freestyle Love Supreme alongside director Thomas Kail and beatboxer Anthony Veneziale. Their performances eventually went from the streets to screen, for a short-lived TV series on Pivot, and finally to the Broadway stage, where the three reunited with performers like Christopher Jackson for a limited run at Booth Theatre in New York City during the fall of 2019.
Elizabeth Thornton is counting her blessings.
Michael Moore is expanding the scope of his Rumble Media banner with the release of an environmental feature documentary. The 140-minute film, Planet of the Humans, was released Tuesday on YouTube, timed to Earth Day on April 22.
Michael Moore spoke about his new documentary “Planet of the Humans” as he chatted with Stephen Colbert on “The Late Show” Tuesday.
LOS ANGELES — As environmentalists celebrate the 50th anniversary of Earth Day this week, a new documentary poses a sobering question.