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Apr. 29, 2011
Electric Car Gets Its Revenge
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| The 2006 film Who Killed the Electric Car? implicated oil companies, car companies, government and consumers alike in the failure of electric vehicles to reach mass market. Director Chris Paine returns to talk about his follow-up film, Revenge of the Electric Car, which celebrates the ultimate success of "EV’s." |
Produced by Katherine Wells
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Chris Paine
Director, "Who Killed the Electric Car?" (Papercut Films, 2006), "Revenge of the Electric Car" (Papercut Films, 2011)
Los Angels, California
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