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An Inconvenient Truth 2 on TV tonight - 8.30pm

This film made by a former student of mine is WELL worth watching:

Tonight 'An Inconvenient Truth 2 - A film about the world getting better' premieres on the Community Channel at 8.30pm, Sky 539 and Virgin 223.



The series continues next Wednesday at the same time and on Wednesday 21st.



If you don't have Sky/Virgin you can watch the series on Freeview 87 on January 15th/16th/17th at 6am. Or watch online at www.jackguest.com from December 10th.



To watch the trailer and an interview the director did with BBC radio Gloucestershire go to www.youtube.com/agreatfilm

The follow the series and movie on Facebook go to www.facebook.com/aninconvenienttruth2



And if you want to buy the director's cut on DVD with special features (including a 2nd film) email dvd@jackguest.com with your order - the cost is £9.99 including postage.

 

If you can't watch tonight or the following Wednesdays the series repeats on Sky and Virgin on The Community Channel, Sky 539, Virgin Media 233:

28th December 8.30pm - An Inconvenient Truth 2 - Episode 1
4th January 2012 8.30pm - An Inconvenient Truth 2 - Episode 2
11th January 2012 8.30pm - An Inconvenient Truth 2 - Episode 3

 

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