Moore is the producer. The director is Jeff Gibbs:
The points raised in the documentary can also be seen in scientific papers by Charles Hall and others.
That is, significant amounts of energy, especially from fossil fuels, are needed to mine resources, manufacture goods, and ship them across extensive supply chains worldwide for most manufactured goods, including components needed for renewable energy. Even mechanized agriculture and food processing require similar.
As the world population continues to increase due to population momentum (where lower birth rates are offset by large numbers of child-bearing women in developing countries) and increasing per capita consumption (where up to 75 pct of the world population want what the 25 pct have, including cars, computers, houses, and more), and where the 25 pct are counting on the 75 pct to work harder, borrow, buy, spend, and consume more (because their own income, profits, and returns on investment are dependent on more sales), then the world economy is hitting limits to growth. Put simply, with physical limitations, no amount of innovation (including the use of renewable energy) and money can reverse such, which explains why we are seeing both diminishing returns (increasing amounts of energy needed to get less new production) and growing ecological damage.
Finally, FWIW several Popes have been issuing the same warnings across several decades: unbridled capitalism, greed, and materialism has led to ecological damage, injustice, and many other problems.
