Politics | climate change Trump Gives Gore's Film a New Ending Withdrawal from Paris accord will be added to An Inconvenient Sequel By Arden Dier Posted Jun 2, 2017 9:39 AM CDT Copied Al Gore at the 2017 World Bank Group Spring Meetings in Washington. (AP Photo/Carolyn Kaster) Al Gore's latest climate change documentary hits theaters next month, but filmmakers have some new editing to do. That's because the final cut of An Inconvenient Sequel: Truth to Power will include President Trump's decision to withdraw from the Paris climate agreement, reports the Wrap. Mike Allen at Axios reports that Trump's decision will likely be the new ending, with the film expected to play a central role for advocates pushing back against the president's move. It's a sequel to the decade-old An Inconvenient Truth. (Gore himself criticized Trump's decision as "reckless and indefensible.") Read These Next America's most popular cooking oil is tied to weight gain. Putin is in a fighting mood ahead of peace talks. Another Netflix change has left users torqued. A troubled teen in Brazil climbed into a lioness' enclosure. Report an error