DuPont isn’t planning a big public-awareness campaign to tell its side of the story as a dark part of company history is dramatized on the big screen. Mark Ruffalo stars as Robert Bilott in “Dark ...

Mark Ruffalo discusses "Dark Waters" with Rob Bilott, the real-life lawyer who sued DuPont after learning that the company was dumping chemicals in West Virginia and poisoning local water.

Mark Ruffalo told "The View" on Thursday that his new film, "Dark Waters," which is based on an environmental lawsuit against the chemical company DuPont, will expose a story that almost "nobody ...

Dark Waters shares much with The Report, notably a long timeline. Bilott takes on DuPont in 1998 — more than a decade after the movie's foreboding prologue — and is still at work when the ...

Dark Waters follows Robert Bilott's (Mark Ruffalo) real-life legal battle against DuPont over the release of a toxic chemical into Parkersburg, West Virginia's water supply, affecting 70,000 ...

But “Dark Waters” feels like the kind of issue film that almost anyone could have made. The issue, in this case, being not just about DuPont — a company that, as evidence in the film shows ...

“Dark Waters” follows environmental attorney Rob Bilott’s battle with chemical company DuPont over water contamination in West Virginia. In a statement to The Washington Post, DuPont said ...

If the story of “Dark Waters” sounds familiar, to a certain extent it is. But this film is not business as usual, with the presence of director Todd Haynes and star Mark Ruffalo the key ...

DuPont and Chemours paid $671 million to settle more than 3,500 lawsuits that claimed they were to blame for the leak, also known as PFOA or C-8, from the plant. DuPont has used PFOA in the ...

Dark Waters isn’t the only film (or book) ... EXPOSURE: Poisoned Water, Corporate Greed, and One Lawyer’s Twenty-Year Battle Against DuPont, by Robert Bilott with Tom Shroder ...

Todd Haynes’ “Dark Waters,” about the prolonged (and ongoing) legal fight to uncover the environmental damage of cancer-inducing “forever chemicals” and hold their corporate makers ...

The post Film Review: With Dark Waters, Todd Haynes Goes Full John Grisham appeared first on Consequence of Sound. That said, there are glimpses of Hayne’s incredible attention to detail in the ...