Sweet Crude is a documentary film about the Niger Delta – the consequences of oil extraction, the history of non-violent protest, and the members of a new insurgency who, in the three years since the filmmakers met them as college students became the young men of MEND. Seattle-based filmmaker Sandy Cioffi was held in Nigerian military prison with her crew while making this movie in 2008.
“…a classic example of urgent, righteous-indignation agitprop cinema that succeeds in being not just angry, but art.” Variety
Festival info & tickets: www.rmwfilmfest.org
More about the film: www.sweetcrudemovie.com
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