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This is one of the most view provoking films I have seen in a very long time. We Feed the World actually presents a fairly balanced belief of the food location in the world. The balance comes in the last 15 minutes with a very frank command interview with the ragged CEO of Nestle, Peter Brabeck. I actually haven’t felt compelled to win notes during a film in a very long time. The film is very very European, taking a stong EU belief of the world; the US is mostly left out of the conversation.
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The DVD menu is perfectly organized – each menu selection could be a pleasant solid one hour discussion about the pros and cons of what was presented. Whether in a classroom or home, this is a film to discuss.
The film tours through wheat farming in Switzerland, a limited fisherman in Brittany France, greenhouse tomatoes in Spain, hybrid seeds in Romania, soybeans in Brazil, chickens in Austria, and finally Nestle. Each topic is discussed in around 15 small segments. There is an interview with a UN reporter on World Hunger that anchors each segment. A lot of statistics or facts are stated. It seems the desired enact is, oh my that is contaminated, we should do something about that. However, there is usually a counterpoint when I considered these facts in more depth.
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The film is beautifully shot, with reliable pacing. The dialog is well recorded, and there are some really unbelievable background outdoor sounds – bugs, birds, and wind blowing through a wheat field. They all lead to an easy to peek film.
The film is not rated, fair be warned that at 1:20, there is some sparkling graphic views of chickens going to slaughter and objective after their throats are reduce – it is dazzling graphic making you feel like becoming a vegetarian. Sadly, its unprejudiced a fact of life if we are to eat meat. There is also a double f bomb tossed out by the Pioneer Seed person. The words are said without emotion or emphasis, and said by somebody with a very strong accent – my point, most people won’t even hear the words. Otherwise, this is an principal film the whole family should belief.
I really loved the debate this film spot up in my mind. On the one hand, we would all fancy organically grown heirloom vegetables to go with our free range chicken. But on the other, the world has to be fed, and there fair isn’t enough plot, money or time to feed everyone in exactly that manner. At some point we have to realize, industrial food create is one scheme vast masses of people can eat. It is better though, to eat what is grown locally whenever possible. Its so worth listening to this debate, discuss the ideas presented in the film. They are not simple dim and white issues.
View the film. Ponder the information, do a minute research. Discuss what it means. And plan your bear conclusions.
We Feed The World is an pleasant documentary that shows us the fresh residence of food production from the points of plan of the farmers (in both industrialized countries and developing countries), cramped scale fishermen, the food distributors, the consumers, farm animals, and the multinational food production corporations. The new residence is insane.
We currently have some very undesirable situations with people starving all over the world and GM (genetically modified) crops mercurial replacing natural ones on farms the world over. We are eliminating natural crops that taste better and may be better for us than the GM ones. One of the film’s speakers, a representative from a multinational seed company, says that future generations of people may not ever know what a accurate tomato tastes like. Why on earth do food distributors obtain it valuable to truck tomatoes some 2,500 km across Europe? Why do we punish farmers in developing countries by dumping our excess originate on their markets cheaper than they can perform it themselves?
It seems like the only winners are the expansive multinational food corporations like Nestle Foods, whose president makes a speech at the kill of the film saying that times have never been better. People have never had so mighty money. This is a gargantuan dvd to add to your collection if you would like a marvelous overview about where we are and where we’re going with regards to food production, distribution and consumption.
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