Available TODAY on blu-ray! After popular demand and rave reviews we proudly announce the release of FUEL on blu-ray in its true form of HD! To celebrate this event, Vidiots in Santa Monica, CA will be hosting a special launch party on Thursday February 3, 2011 @ 7:00pm!
Special celebrity appearances and  the Big Green Energy Bus are expected to attend.
Seating is extremely limited so come early to get yours.
Here is the link to buy FUEL on Blu-ray: http://store.cinemalibrestore.com/fuelblu.html
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“A rousing documentary on the real costs of petrochemical dependence and the …

With the Launch of the DVD on June 22nd, the FUEL team of Energy Experts Began a National Dialogue on Solutions for the Oil Spill
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LOS ANGELES, CA (July 1, 2010) – To coincide with the two month anniversary of the Deepwater Horizon oil rig explosion that triggered the worst environmental disaster in American history and the June 22nd DVD release of the Sundance Award Winning documentary, FUEL, New Orleans native, filmmaker and alternative fuels activist, Josh Tickell and his producing partner and wife Rebecca Harrell Tickell kicked off a campaign …

ACTIVIST AND FILMMAKER JOSH TICKELL TO ‘FUEL’ PUSH FOR SOLUTIONS ON DEEPWATER OIL SPILL

With Launch of DVD on June 22nd, the FUEL team of Energy Experts
Began a National Dialogue on Solutions for the DeepWater Oil Spill
Events to Span from Los Angeles to New Orleans and Canada
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LOS ANGELES, CA (June 23, 2010) –   To coincide with the two month anniversary of the Deepwater Horizon oil rig explosion that triggered the worst environmental disaster in American history and the June 22nd DVD release of the Sundance Award winning documentary, FUEL, …

Dear Friends,
It’s been a while since I spoke to you from my heart. For the first 30 days of the oil disaster, I was in denial. I was in denial that the last 20 years of my life, working on environmental issues with a focus in South Louisiana – was all for naught. I was in denial that I felt so deeply and care so much about the people, the land, the flora and fauna of South Louisiana and the Gulf Coast where I grew up.
Over the past several weeks, …

In the spirit of the FUEL movement, I hereby publicly invite BP and its affiliates to the first ever, public screening of the FUEL film in New Orleans, Louisiana on the night of Saturday June 26th. This screening will be attended by national media and by a cadre of well known celebrities. The intention of this screening is to open a dialogue of collaboration. We have done such screenings all over the world with well-known environmental groups such as the Sierra Club, NRDC and Greenpeace as well as with representatives of local industries with whom there is traditionally animosity, but little true dialogue. The collaboration that results from FUEL screenings is often powerful, community building and transformational.