Climate: The Movie (The Cold Truth)

This documentary challenges the prevailing narrative on climate change, presenting arguments from scientists and commentators who express skepticism about the severity and causes of global warming. It explores alternative perspectives on climate science and policy, suggesting that current approaches may be misguided or based on flawed data. The film aims to provoke debate and encourage a re-evaluation of the established climate change discourse.

The film has been met with significant controversy and criticism from mainstream scientific bodies and climate scientists, who largely reject its premise and scientific claims. It has been praised by those who share its skeptical viewpoint, who see it as a vital counter-narrative to what they perceive as alarmism. Due to its niche audience and controversial nature, widespread critical reviews from major outlets are limited, but its reception is sharply divided.

• Presents a contrarian view on climate science, questioning established consensus.
• Features interviews with individuals critical of mainstream climate change narratives.
• Accused by critics of promoting misinformation and pseudoscience.

Google audience: Audience reception is polarized, with supporters commending its challenge to prevailing climate narratives and detractors criticizing its scientific basis.

The film's director, Tom Browne, is also known for other documentaries that explore controversial or less-discussed topics.