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"DamNation" does little in the way of presenting the pros alongside the cons of dams, resulting in cheerful feature-length propaganda that seems to be disagreeing with no one in particular.
Directors Ben Knight and Travis Rummel have made a fleet movie with a convincing argument for systemic dam removal (some of which is caught thrillingly on film) and arresting nature-drenched cinematography.
Lumps together its grievances and interviews in a way that feels scattered and geared toward those inclined to agree.
A quick, smart documentary about the havoc one country can create in its native fish populations by building 75,000 dams over an 80- or 90-year span.
The movie's style is as discursive and scattershot as Knight's narration.
A straightforward documentary about the history of dams in America and the recent movement to remove expensive, outdated dams that impede fish passage.
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