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Nobelity (2006)A look at the future and how to solve global problems such as poverty and the environmental degradation through a series of interviews with Nobel Prize winners. Director:Turk PipkinWriter:Turk Pipkin |
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Wangari Maathai |
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Turk Pipkin |
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Joseph Rotblat |
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Amartya Sen |
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Richard Smalley |
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Harold Varmus |
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Steven Weinberg |
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Jody Williams |
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A look at the future and how to solve global problems such as poverty and the environmental degradation through a series of interviews with Nobel Prize winners.
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20 March 2006 (USA) See more »Company Credits
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It's not everyday one sees a movie like this one. It brought tears to our eyes. I think that Nobelity is a special documentary in a genre with many films that seek to make political statements that literally beat the viewer over the head. No such game here. While political, folks like Desmond Tutu inspire. Narrated by Texan Turk Pipkin, this movie is proof positive that not everyone in middle America is completely wacky. Well, some of us at least make an effort to understand the rest of the world. We've have plenty of nuts, though. I still cannot believe how many people are unaware of this hidden gem. Along with Saint Ralph and the World's Fastest Indian, Nobelity is one on the three best sleeper films I've seen in the last six months. If it comes to your town, please see it. Overall an excellent film. Highly recommend! 10 Stars