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Inspired by the 2021 nonfiction manifesto of the same name, the film plays out like a heist drama

What’s the cure for apathy? In “How to Blow Up a Pipeline,” the tight, new environmentalist thriller from “Cam” director Daniel Goldhaber, the answer is direct action. Goldhaber and co-writers Ariela Barer and Jordan Sjol look to Andreas Malm’s book of the same name to construct a thesis about prope

The heist film is dying out. What used to be the domain of directors interested in genre and ideological experimentation has instead been replaced by the filmic equivalent of tepid water. Movies like “The Killing” used to be plentiful, blending political themes such as the economic subjugation with white knuckle filmmaking. These days, such a...

Set in Texas, Daniel Goldhaber’s tense drama probes the moral complexity of a group of protesters sabotaging oil infrastructure

How To Blow Up A Pipeline is a rallying call for a bolder, more radical style of activism. ‘It’s [about] being energised,’ the director explains. ‘It’s still possible to fight against this devastating situation that we’re in’

The actor best known as the dopey eldest son on 'Black-ish' takes on a new kind of role as an environmental terrorist in the arresting new indie thriller.

As the title suggests -- no, announces -- the makers of "How to Blow Up a Pipeline" have an agenda.

The movie uses a classic heist format to tackle the hot topic of climate change.

Neon's "How to Blow Up a Pipeline" film has inspired numerous FBI warnings against the promotion of ecoterrorism.

A young crew of protesters come together to destroy a Texas oil pipeline in Daniel Goldhaber’s fiercely watchable film