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Movies for the Market

by Chris Gilbey at 06:45AM (EST) on May 31, 2006 | Permanent Link | Cosmos

Hot on the heels of the Al Gore movie, here is another one that seems to be aiming for the thinking person... This one is called, "Who Killed the Electric Car". Is this a growing trend of low budget movies with a clear political agenda designed for high impact? I know of several others that are currently in production..... with UK and Australia appearing to lead the market in terms of pre-sales

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