Netflix's Bigfoot Family film is accused of 'spreading misinformation'
Netflix's children film Bigfoot Family is accused of 'spreading misinformation and peddling lies' about the oil sector as furious viewers launch 'tell the truth' campaign in Canada The film, described as a 'family comedy', follows Bigfoot who fights against an Alaska oil company who is planning to bomb a valley so they can remove the oil When Bigfoot one day goes missing, his 'tech-savvy son' has to take on an 'evil CEO to save his family and a wildlife preserve' Despite being set in the US, Support Canadian Energy has launched a 'Tell The Truth Netflix' campaign against the movie It has accused the children's animation of 'peddling lies' about the sector and 'brainwashing our kids' Support Canadian Energy, which is funded by the province of Albert, claims it has received '3106 supporters' so far By Olivia Wheeler For Mailonline Published: 06:13 EDT, 17 March 2021 | Updated: 06:50 EDT, 17 March 2021 Netflix's animated children's film Bigfoot Family has been accused of 'spreading misinformation and peddling lies' about the oil, gas and energy sector. Furious viewers have launched an attack on the movie, which is set in the US, and created a 'tell the truth' campaign in Canada on the Support Canadian Energy website, which is funded by the province of Alberta. The film, which is described as a 'family comedy', follows Bigfoot who fights against an Alaska oil company who is planning to bomb a valley so they can remove the oil. Accusations: Read the full article












