We spoke to American filmmaker Adam McKay.
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We spoke to American filmmaker Adam McKay.
He is known for directing comedies like Anchorman, but he is also strongly in favour of taking action to combat climate change and wrote and directed the political satire ‘Don’t Look Up’ about us ignoring the looming threat to humanity.
Topics
Climate change, Culture, World, wildfires
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