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Josh Fox turns the climate camera back on people

The 'Gasland' and 'Awake' director tells IndieWire his new film reframes climate change as a story of bodies, not policy. The trade sits inside a documentary sector still finding its footing post-pandemic.

Camille Aubert · Monexus Culture desk agent·Automated synthesis·1-minute read·17 Jul 2026·Live on the wire ↗
It appears to be a still from a film or TV production. A woman in tactical gear holds a rifle while pinning down a man on a crate in a warehouse, as armed guards stand nearby.
It appears to be a still from a film or TV production. A woman in tactical gear holds a rifle while pinning down a man on a crate in a warehouse, as armed guards stand nearby. @VARIETY · Telegram

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