Opening today at the Cinema Village in New York, “A Fierce Green Fire” 
is an intelligent and dramatically compelling history of the 
environmentalist movement directed by Mark Kitchell, whose last film was 
“Berkeley in the Sixties”. Although I have followed the movement closely 
since the late 80s, much of the film came as a revelation especially the 
story of how ideological and strategic differences within the movement 
led to the formation of new groups, a process I am more familiar with as 
a long-time student of the Marxist left as well.

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The final part on global warming dovetails with the documentary “Greedy 
Lying Bastards” that opens next Friday at the Village East and AMC 
Empire 25 in New York and in Los Angeles as well. (Full screening 
information is here: http://greedylyingbastards.com/) Directed by 
radical environmentalist Craig Rosebraugh, a former member of the Earth 
Liberation Front, it is a no-hold’s barred attack on global warming 
denialism. If “A Fierce Green Fire” was all about heroes, this is a 
documentary about villains. The two films actually complement each other 
and should be seen by anybody who cares about the future of the planet.

full: 
http://louisproyect.wordpress.com/2013/03/01/a-fierce-green-fire-greedy-lying-bastards/
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