Documentary about GM killing of the electric car. It has been here since ‘96 but they killed it off.
The film features interviews with celebrities who drove the electric car, such as Mel Gibson, Tom Hanks, Alexandra Paul, Peter Horton, Ed Begley, Jr., a bi-partisan selection of prominent political figures including Ralph Nader, Frank Gaffney, Alan Lloyd, Jim Boyd, Alan Lowenthal, S. David Freeman, and ex-CIA head James Woolsey, as well as news footage from the development, launch and marketing of EV’s.
Nominated: Best Documentary - Environmental Media Awards (2006)
Won: Special Jury Prize - Mountain Film (Telluride) (2006)
Nominated: Best Documentary - Writers Guild of America
Won: Audience Award - Canberra International Film Festival
Nominated: 2007 Best Documentary Feature - Broadcast Film Critics Association
The “gasoline” for operating this car only costs 16 cents per gallon!
Source: Google Video
Tags: Documentary, Economy, Electric Car, Environment, General Motors, GM, Health, Science, Technology, U.S.