Unacceptable Levels
June 2014
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Chris Klimek
Novice filmmaker Ed Brown's home-movie-as-op-ed Unacceptable Levels wants to scare the biosolids out of you, and it can, but that doesn't mean it's a success.
Robert Abele
The movie is not much of an argument to begin with, since there's very little science yet that can give us answers to Brown's or anybody's hand-wringing.
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Chris Klimek
Novice filmmaker Ed Brown's home-movie-as-op-ed Unacceptable Levels wants to scare the biosolids out of you, and it can, but that doesn't mean it's a success.
Robert Abele
The movie is not much of an argument to begin with, since there's very little science yet that can give us answers to Brown's or anybody's hand-wringing.
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80 minutes
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