The Grid Unplugged to World Premiere at Hamptons Film Festival
The Grid Unplugged, a documentary on aging power grids and California wildfires, will make its world premiere Saturday at the 34th Hamptons International Film Festival.
The Grid Unplugged will make its world premiere at the Hamptons International Film Festival, according to Deadline. The documentary screens Saturday as part of the festival's 34th edition, which runs Oct. 2-12.
Directed by Rick Cutter and written by Adam Samuel Goldman, the film examines aging power grids and their connection to California wildfires.
The documentary features interviews with energy experts, innovators and policymakers, building its case through voices from across the field.
The Hamptons International Film Festival has long served as a launchpad for nonfiction work, and this premiere places the grid debate before an East Coast audience during the fall festival season.
Quick answers
When does The Grid Unplugged premiere?
It has its world premiere Saturday at the 34th Hamptons International Film Festival, which runs Oct. 2-12.
Who directed The Grid Unplugged?
Rick Cutter directed the documentary, and Adam Samuel Goldman wrote it.
What is The Grid Unplugged about?
It examines aging power grids and their connection to California wildfires, featuring interviews with energy experts, innovators and policymakers.