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What Lies Upstream

A failed political system within the government. The system supports the idea of getting rid of chemicals inside the water, leading to the disclosure of that heinous crime and accusing the regime of drinking water, and several other charges emerged after the case.
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Critics Of "What Lies Upstream"
Baret News
January 07, 2018 A sobering expose' issuing a dire warning about the whole damn nation's being on the brink of ecological collapse!
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New York Times
January 11, 2018 Is "What Lies Upstream" persuasive in all respects? No. Will it make you think twice about what's gone unnoticed in your tap water? Absolutely.
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Film Journal International
January 11, 2018 A powerful cri de couer about terrifyingly lax government oversight of the water supply.
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National Catholic Reporter
April 13, 2018 It seems to me that this timely new film establishes that the current attention given to Pruitt's living situation in Washington, D.C., and pay raises for officials in the EPA, are miniscule compared to the environmental disaster ahead.
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The Stranger (Seattle, WA)
November 20, 2017 Director Cullen Hoback may follow the standard Michael Moore playbook a little too closely-remember when documentary filmmakers mainly stayed behind the camera?-but the levels of malfeasance that he uncovers are genuinely impressive.
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Hollywood Reporter
December 21, 2017 This quietly chilling wake-up call is sure to be one of the most vital documentaries to hit theaters in 2018.
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Los Angeles Times
January 11, 2018 By acknowledging what isn't known about drinking water, but what should be illuminated about the mechanism behind it, "What Lies Upstream" proves an exemplary piece of advocacy filmmaking.
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Washington City Paper
November 20, 2017 Hoback's a thorough researcher, and there's no denying that the questions raised in his doc-and the lack of concrete answers from public officials-should be of grave concern.
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Big Apple Reviews
January 08, 2018 There's something rotten in the shape of water.
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