Planning for An Inconvenient Sequel

In less than four weeks, the sequel to Al Gore’s An Inconvenient Truth comes out. It opens in Boston a week later than the limited theatrical release on July 28, but it should open pretty widely.

Today, I began to organize a viewing party for An Inconvenient Sequel. I’m trying to get it organized for opening weekend, because a strong opening might help convince theaters to extend the theatrical run, allowing more people to see it over time.

As a newly minted Climate Reality Leader, how can I not do this, right? But I’m genuinely interested because An Inconvenient Truth was actually a good piece of filmmaking. Here’s one sequel I’m really looking forward to.

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