Fuel

Fuel is a 2008 American documentary film that explores the complex relationship between energy consumption and the environment. It investigates the history of fossil fuels, their impact on society and the planet, and examines various alternative energy sources. The film advocates for a transition towards renewable energy to combat climate change.

Fuel was generally well-received by critics for its timely message and comprehensive look at the global energy crisis. Reviewers praised its informative nature and the urgency with which it presented the need for alternative energy solutions. While some found its advocacy leaning, the overall consensus was that it's a significant and thought-provoking documentary.

• Praised for its informative and urgent exploration of the global energy crisis.
• Commended for highlighting the need for renewable energy alternatives.
• Some critics noted its advocacy stance but acknowledged its importance.

Google audience: Audiences found the documentary to be eye-opening and educational, with many appreciating its focus on solutions and the potential of renewable energy. Some viewers felt the film could have delved deeper into specific economic impacts, but the overall sentiment was positive regarding its call to action.

Audience Award for Best Documentary at the Sundance Film Festival (2008), Audience Award at the San Francisco International Film Festival (2008), Environmental Media Award for Best Documentary (2008).

Director Josh Tickell famously drove a carbon-neutral vehicle powered by algae-based biofuel to the Sundance Film Festival premiere of 'Fuel' to demonstrate the film's message.