The Age of Stupid Directed by Franny Armstrong, 2009

Why didn’t we save ourselves when we had the chance?

The year is 2055. The Earth is devastated. One man (Oscar^® nominee Pete Postlethwaite, The Usual Suspects, Clash of the Titans) remains in “The Global Archive,” a vast storage facility protecting all of humanity’s collective achievements. Based on mainstream scientific projections from the present day, THE AGE OF STUPID focuses on the archivist as he tries to work out why we didn’t save ourselves while we still had the chance. He flips through a startling array of news clips, interviews and scientific reports from our current time, each its own warning sign of the destruction that is looming if we don’t change our current consumption practices. From the director of McLibel and the producer of the Academy Award^®-winning One Day in September, the fresh, fast-paced and often hilarious THE AGE OF STUPID continues to break all the rules of independent film distribution—including smashing the world record for the largest live film event when its global premiere reached over a million viewers in 63 countries.

Bonus Features

50-minute Making-Of Documentary; Pete Postlethwaite Ambushing the UK’s Minister for Climate Change; 8 Deleted Scenes; 8 Extended Interviews; 8 Short Climate Films; Crew Commentary; Trailers; Right to Reply from Alvin, Fernand and Piers; Launch of the 10:10 Campaign....and more!

Awards:

2009 British Independent Film Awards: Best Documentary Nomination;