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Inconvenient Truth Director Making Film About Obama, Dems in the West


By Courtney Lowery, 7-06-08

Sen. Barack Obama chats with people over a hot dog in Butte, Mont. on the Fourth of July at a picnic attended by about 1,000 people. Photo by Alexia Beckerling.

As Barack Obama grilled burgers and hot dogs in Butte, Mont. this Fourth of July, Davis Guggenheim, the director of An Inconvenient Truth and his film crew were tailing the presidential candidate, filming for a project about Obama and Democrats in the West.

Jeff Zeleny has the tidbit on The New York Times The Caucus blog, reporting that the filming happened all day, at the picnic in front of the World Mining Museum and during Obama’s trip to the “richest hill on earth.”

The film will be shown in August at the Democratic National Convention in Denver.



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