Genre: Documentary
Director: David York
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Eco-terrorist Wiebo Ludwig’s clashes with the oil and gas industry in Alberta have been well documented in the media, but this doc goes a long way to giving Ludwig’s side of the story.
While it’s easy to sympathize with concerns over the pollution of the air and water table around his family, Ludwig’s knack for playing the victim and his flagrant obscuring of the truth ensures most viewers will leave unconvinced of his innocence.
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