everyone. new information on a new matt damon film that takes on a controversial topic. it is called promised land . this is about fracking when water and chemicals are injected you know ground at really high pressure to release natural gas. fracking has a been a boom for nation s energy supplies last few years but not without its critics and neither is the film. john robe berts live in atlanta. john? reporter: no question the natural gas industry has come under fire in a documentary film called gas land. there are fears in the industry a major hollywood theatrical production with big stars that looks at fracking in a negative light could spell real trouble. matt damon stars in promised land as a industry representative looking to lock up gas leases in farm country. john krasinski is a environmental activist is trying to stop him. know everything about
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