I don't know if Al Gore will partner with Hillary Clinton for the 2008 presidential election (hey do not forget to vote) but he is definitely a star telling the world how to fight global warming. As part of his high profile appearances, he made a surprise appearance at the Nashville Film Festival to present the REEL CURRENT AWARD to Director Jennifer Baichwal for her film "Manufactured Landscapes," before the screening of the film at Regal Green Hills Cinema. "Manufactured Landscapes" focuses on the world and work of renowned artist Edward Burtynsky.

"I didn't think that Davis Guggenheim could make a movie out of a slide show," said Gore, referring to the director of his Academy-Award winning documentary "An Inconvenient Truth," "and after being proved wrong, I would not have been surprised if someone said that Jennifer Baichwal could make a movie out of Edward Burtynsky's photographs, and she has done that and more. It is an extraordinarily haunting, beautiful, insightful, touching and thought-provoking movie."