#1 Global Premiere
World's biggest live film event beamed Kofi Annan and Thom Yorke to a million viewers in 63 countries.
#2 10:10
Stupid-spawned campaign inspiring everyone to cut their emissions by 10% in a year — now in 40+ countries.
#3 Stupid Show
Our daily web TV programme, live from 2009's Copenhagen climate summit, attempted to make sense of humankind's most important get together.
#4 Guinness World Record
Stupid beat Star Wars — yup, Star Wars — by premiering in 62 UK cinemas at the same time, linked by satellite.
#5 First carbon neutral country
Eco-hero the President of the Maldives announced groundbreaking policy at Stupid's UK premiere.
#6 Indie Screenings
1400 local Stupid screenings in six months = "Revolutionising film distribution since 2009".
#7 Emissions = 1%
Both the UK premiere and the production of Stupid produced 1% of the emissions you'd have thought they would.
#8 Crowd Funding
620+ ordinary people invested £450,000 to produce our Stupid film and the same again to distribute it. Biggest ever crowd-sourced pot of cash.
#9 Cinema Jalsindhi
Bedsheet + generator + long hike = Drowned Out villagers watch their first ever movie, starring themselves.
#10 Junk food law
After McLibel judge says McDonald's adverts "exploit children", the UK government bans junk food ads on kids' TV.
#11 Box Office No. 1
Stupid beats Julia Roberts and Lesbian Vampire Killers to hit the top of the charts (by screen average) in its opening week.
#12 UK government joins 10:10
Cameron commits entire Government estate to 10% cut in a year. Equivalent to 200,000 cars off the road.
#13 "I used to hate the invaders"
Spanner supporters paid for 131 Iraqi refugee kids to return to school.
#14 Recycling a 747
10:10 bought a plane, as you do, and squashed it into the unfashionable fashion item of the year.
#15 Ten Docs Changed the World
McLibel one of only two UK films picked for the BFI's Ten Documentaries That Changed The World series.
#16 100% Rotten Tomatoes
World's biggest movie review aggregator proclaims McLibel a perfect film.
#17 "A complete rewrite of UK energy policy"
Climate Minister Ed Miliband changes coal law after Pete Postlethwaite threatens to give his OBE back to the Queen.
#18 Ken Loach directs McLibel drama
Britain's top gritty and realistic movie director joins Spanner's voluntary crew.
#19 Last two coats
12,000+ delegates from 193 countries argued about climate change for two weeks in Copenhagen. And the last to leave?
#20 Rescued by Boris
London's Mayor swooped up on his bike as Stupid's director Franny was being mugged by a girl gang. Impossibly unlikely but true.