Movie Friday -- Who Killed the Electric Car?

Winter weather getting you down? Escape to the movies with one of our "Film Fridays" selections. Each week we'll feature a movie with environmentally or socially responsible themes that’s currently in theaters or available on DVD.

Seen a good eco-flick lately? Send us a review of 100 words or less and look for your review in the next Movie Friday!

Who Killed the Electric Car?
Sony Classics

http://www.sonyclassics.com/whokilledtheelectriccar/

The answer is contained in the movie. It is a simple, yet complicated subject, but you'll laugh, you'll cry, and you'll scream at the TV screen. Who Killed the Electric Car? will give you a different perspective on all the "green-washing" GM is doing right now. It will explain the decision made by the California Air Resources Board that allowed the death of the electric car. It also explains why there are virtually zero electric vehicles on the roads now when there were hundreds not too long ago. Worth seeing and passing it on.

-- Review by Green Life reader Greg Peterson

Winter weather getting you down? Escape to the movies with one of our "Film Fridays" selections. Each week we'll feature a movie with environmentally or socially responsible themes that’s currently in theaters or available on DVD.

Seen a good eco-flick lately? Send us a review of 100 words or less and look for your review in the next Movie Friday!

Who Killed the Electric Car?
Sony Classics

http://www.sonyclassics.com/whokilledtheelectriccar/

The answer is contained in the movie. It is a simple, yet complicated subject, but you'll laugh, you'll cry, and you'll scream at the TV screen. Who Killed the Electric Car? will give you a different perspective on all the "green-washing" GM is doing right now. It will explain the decision made by the California Air Resources Board that allowed the death of the electric car. It also explains why there are virtually zero electric vehicles on the roads now when there were hundreds not too long ago. Worth seeing and passing it on.

-- Review by Green Life reader Greg Peterson