Fuel

Year: 2009

Runtime: 112 min

Language: English

Director: Josh Tickell

Documentary

"Fuel" explores America’s dependence on oil and the powerful industry that sustains it. Director Josh Tickell investigates the history of petrochemical dominance, from the era of Rockefeller to the influence of Cheney, revealing how the industry gained its control. The documentary also highlights promising alternatives for a more sustainable future, including innovative solutions like vertical farms and algae facilities, showcasing a potential shift towards decentralized and environmentally conscious living.

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