"Animated by powerful graphics, FUEL looks into future offering hope via a wide-range of renewable energy and bio-fuels. Winner of Sundance Audience Award."
"Sweeping and exhilarating, Tickell’s passionate film goes beyond great storytelling; it rings out
like a bell that stirs consciousness and makes individual action suddenly seem consequential." Sundance Institution
"...Tickell uncovers a hopeful reality pointing toward a decentralized, sustainable energy
infrastructure like big rigs tanking up on biofuel at Carls Corner Texas truck stop, a new
Brooklyn biodiesel plant serving three states, a miraculous Arizona algae-based fuel farm, and the
Swedish public voting to be petroleum free by 2020" Sundance Institution
"Fuel, which Tickell directed and co -wrote, revisits his worldwide tour to promote bio-diesels in his Veggie Van. The movie segues from his personal narrative (his mother who lived near oil refineries in Louisiana suffered nine miscarriages) to a citizen's clarion call for biofuels and other non-oil forms of energy. It is stylistically breezy but deeply sincere, as Tickell offers a thoughtful, well researched argument for alternative energy." Washington Post
"There is plenty of damning material on the oil companies' toxic contributions to local
environments. Yet, one of the refreshing traits of this action-nudging documentary is Tickell's
willingness to wrestle his own biases." Denver Post
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