<strong>FUEL formerly "Fields of Fuel" (DVD)</strong>

Director Josh Tickell, winner of the 2008 Sundance Audience Award unveils a curtain of deception covering America's dependence on foreign oil as it explores one possible solution to the looming energy crisis. Made from vegetable oil, biodiesel fuel is an economically sustainable, environmentally sound alternative energy already widely used in Europe. It has the potential to reduce dangerous green house gases, boost America's sagging economy and reduce our dependence on foreign oil. So why doesn't everyone know about biodiesel? Fields of Fuel discovers that the political barriers and companies with a financial stake in our national energy policies are preventing the widespread adoption of this homegrown alternative. We follow energy expert Josh Tickell as he engages people on both sides of the energy spectrum providing viewers with never before seen picture of what may be the most important and most hidden battle on the planet.

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<strong>Hollywood's Magical Isle (DVD)</strong>

THROUGH THE REMARKABLE EYE of first time film director, <strong>Greg Reitman</strong>, we get a first hand glimpse of The Magic Isle. While exploring historical, social, and environmental changes, the film captures the mystical splendors, natural beauty and romance of Santa Catalina Island. Using a mix of rare 16mm, archival film and old black and white stills, inter-cut with interviews of islanders, historians and celebrities; the viewer is taken on a journey during America's golden era. It begins with the acquisition of the Santa Catalina Island Company in 1919 led by <strong>William Wrigley, Jr</strong>. He set a course for Catalina's future in the world of art, sports, music and entertainment that was unmatched in US history even through present day.

The film documents architectural achievements many are first of a kind buildings and innovations that transformed Catalina from a simple island into a modern day state-of-the-art playground. The film highlights many of the individuals including stars of the Big Band Era, <strong>Marilyn Monroe</strong>, and the island's role as Hollywood's secret playground for the stars. The island even played a role in helping to elect a President, <strong>Ronald Reagan</strong>.  We witness the island's tragedy and heartache - deftly captured in the film with heartfelt interviews and a score that tugs at the emotions. Utilizing interviews with <strong>Jean-Michel Cousteau</strong>, heirs of the Wrigley family, residents and visitors of the island; we learn of <strong>William Wrigley, Jr's</strong> dream of preserving the island