Documentary Film: ‘Voices From the Gasfields’ by Ian R. Crane (2015)
This is the film the UK & Australian governments don’t want you to see.
This moving documentary by international activist Ian R. Crane chronicles the accounts of residents and families living under the degradation of the ‘Unconventional Gas’ hydrocarbon industry, aka Fracking. Their testimonies reveal the day to day pollution of water, air, light and noise. Due to the blind eye of the authorities, fracking drillers have devastated local environment of Southern Queensland, and further afield – and this could be coming to your town next. This film should be distributed and shown as widely as possible so we can learn and act. Watch:
Run time: 1 hour 1 min
Directed and Produced by Ian R. Crane
Distributed independently (2015)
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Researcher Ian Crane has died. From the family of Ian R Crane: We’re devastated to let you know that Ian passed away on Thursday February 25th. He fell asleep peacefully with his son and partner by his side, and he knew that he had the love, thoughts and prayers of those that couldn’t be with him at the end. — Ian R Crane (@IanRCrane)
You did good Ian.