Blue vinyl

Blue vinyl [videorecording] / a film by Judith Helfand & Daniel B. Gold ; produced by Daniel B. Gold, Judith Helfand and Julia D. Parker ; directed by Judith Helfand and Daniel B. Gold ; Toxic Comedy Pictures ; produced in association with Home Box Office, The Center for Independent Documentary.

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Skeptical of her parents' decision to re-side their home with polyvinyl chloride, Judith Helfand set out to find the truth behind the toxic effects of the material. Helfland & Daniel Gold travel from Long Island to Louisiana to Venice Italy, where thirty-one executives from a PVC-producing...

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Corporate Authors: Toxic Comedy Pictures, Home Box Office (Firm), Center for Independent Documentary, Docurama (Firm), New Video Group
Other Authors: Helfand, Judith, 1964- (Director, Producer), Gold, Daniel B. (Director, Producer), Parker, Julia D. (Producer), Ehrlich, Marty (Composer)
Other title:ITS Video Library.
Habitat for humanity.
Venice vinyl verdict.
Carnivale.
Let the consumer revolution begin.
Ek velt, at the end of the world.
Format: Video DVD
Language:English
Published: [United States] : [New York, N.Y.] : Docurama ; Distributed by New Video, [2005]
Subjects:
Siding (Building materials)
Polyvinyl chloride > Toxicology.
Polyvinyl chloride industry.
Documentary films.
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Summary:Skeptical of her parents' decision to re-side their home with polyvinyl chloride, Judith Helfand set out to find the truth behind the toxic effects of the material. Helfland & Daniel Gold travel from Long Island to Louisiana to Venice Italy, where thirty-one executives from a PVC-producing company now await trial for manslaughter.
Item Description:Originally released as a documentary film in 2002.
Special features: Over 80 minutes of additional material : epilogue "Ek Velt: at the end of the world" (17:29 min.), deleted scenes, animators' interview, filmmakers audio commentary, photo gallery, biographies, resources, and bonus shorts: Habitat for humanity (13 min.), Venice vinyl verdict (7 min.), Carnivale (6 min.), Let the consumer revolution begin (10 min.)
Physical Description:1 videodisc ( 98, 80 min.) : sound, color ; 4 3/4 in.
Format:DVD; Dolby Digital stereo.
Audience:MPAA rating: Not rated.
Production Credits:Director of photography, Daniel B. Gold ; editor, Sari Gilman ; music, Marty Erlich ... [et al.] ; animation conceived & created by Emily Hubley and Jeremiah Dickey.
ISBN:0767075951

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