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					My name is Caroline Lebresco.  I'm one of the senior programmers of the Sundance Film Festival. I want to welcome you to this next installment in our American documentary competition which is full of incredible films, of which today's offering is no exception. This is a program really about energy.
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					Your persistence in helping with this film have made a huge difference and are going to make a huge difference in this world. So, Thank you. Enjoy the movie.
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					I'm a conservative. I liked how it was practical solutions. It was real solutions. It was practical solutions. I am very, very supportive of that.
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					Been a very active disinformation campaign around green energy. Of the vegetable producers in the world, less than 7% is used currently for bio diesel; putting things like switch grass in algae.
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					What I got most is how much ignorance there is about things that are so simple. Michigan is suffering so much. Detroit is suffering so much. 
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					We really reached out to Detroit. We spoke to all of the automotive manufacturers. None of them wanted to talk.  We went to Sweden, all the automotive manufacturers wanted to talk.
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					He said he's making the feature film, and he told me about it. He showed me pictures, talking about his journey. And I'm like, it's genius.
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