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Sundance zooms in on climate change

But festival founder Robert Redford says it is not making a political statement one day before Donald Trump takes the presidential oath of office

Published Wed, Jan 11, 2017 · 09:50 PM

Los Angeles

IT certainly reads like a political statement: Next week, one day before Donald Trump takes the presidential oath of office, the Sundance Film Festival will open its 33rd edition with a climate-change documentary starring Al Gore.

Mr Trump has mocked the science of global warming as a Chinese hoax and selected a climate-change denialist to run the Environmental Protection Agency. What better way for the very liberal Sundance to respond than to put forward An Inconvenient Sequel, the follow-up to the Oscar winner An Inconvenient Truth?

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