Matthew Modine – Ripple Effect #Ora!fest

June 10, 2023

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PODCAST| Giulia Bianconi interviews Matthew Modine, actor of the film Ripple Effect.

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At Ora! Fest actor and filmmaker Matthew Modine has presented the first eight minutes of the Ripple Effect documentary series and talked about his commitment as an activist to the environment. He talks to Fred Film Radio also about the new popularity given him by tv series Stranger Things and the possibility to see his scientist Martin Brenner again in the next and last season. We’ll see Modine in Oppenheimer, directed by Christopher Nolan, while he’s working at his new fiction film as director The Rocking Horsemen.

Ripple Effect: A short film for a proposed documentary series that follows accomplished actor and activist Matthew Modine on a quest to find what Jacques Cousteau called “wavemakers”: extraordinary people making bold attempts to save the planet before it’s too late. Striking a balance between activism and adventure, Matthew and the heroes he visits open our eyes to the wonders of the ocean, the bounty of the land, and all that stands in the way of a prosperous world. Ultimately, these stories are an emotional showcase of human potential and hope, inspiring each of us to participate in the preservation of our Earth.

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