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Revision as of 19:31, 6 February 2008
Former drummer Franny Armstrong' became a filmmaker. Her no-budget, ten-year doc, "McLibel" has been watched by 22 million people and featured in the British Film Institutes "Ten Documentaries Which Shook The World" season. She also made Drowned Out[1] (the fight against India's Narmada Dam) and Baked Alaska (melting ice in America's coldest oil state).
Since 2004, she's been filming her new climate change film, "The Age of Stupid", in Nigeria, India, New Orleans, Iraq, The Alps and Bedford.
External links
- Interview with Franny Armstrong
- Macdonald, Moira. Seattle Times. "Daring to fight the Golden Arches"
- Hampstead and Highgate Express Interview with Franny Armstrong
- FourDocs Interview with Franny Armstrong
References
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