Everything's Cool: A Toxic Comedy About Global Warming - Director Interview

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Interview with documentary film director Daniel Gold about his new film "Everything's Cool" Read the full description.

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Eccover_small Documentary film director Daniel Gold talks about his critically acclaimed documentary film "Everything's Cool: A Toxic Comedy about Global Warming" in an interview with NYC journalist Dan Deavy. This interview was recorded on the eve of the film's NY and LA theatrical opening in late November 2007. The film is now available nationally on DVD. An official selection of The Sundance Film Festival 2007, Hot Docs Film Festival 2007 and 2007 SXSW Film Festival, Daniel Gold discusses the challenges of creating a film which takles the most dangerous chasm between scientific understanding and political action.

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Documentary film director Daniel Gold talks about his critically acclaimed documentary film "Everything's Cool: A Toxic Comedy about Global Warming" in an interview with NYC journalist Dan Deavy. This interview was recorded on the eve of the film's NY and LA theatrical opening in late November 2007. The film is now available nationally on DVD. An official selection of The Sundance Film Festival 2007, Hot Docs Film Festival 2007 and 2007 SXSW Film Festival, Daniel Gold discusses the challenges of creating a film which takles the most dangerous chasm between scientific understanding and political action.