Food Films
September 2, 2011
For those of you looking to learn more about food politics, the last couple of years has been rich with relevant documentaries. A new online archive presents some of them in their entirety such as:
- The Coconut Revolution By Dom Rotheroe
- Bullshit By PeA Holmquist and Suzanne Khardalain
- Death On A Factory Farm By Tom Simon and Sarah Teale
- Who Killed The Honey Bee? By James Erskine
- King Corn By Ian Cheney, Curtis Ellis and Aaron Woolf
- Paraguay’s Painful GMO Harvest By Tanya Datta
- The Genetic Conspiracy — Following the Trail By Manfred Ladwig
- The World According to Monsanto By Marie-Monique Robin
- Monsanto — Patent For A Pig By Debbie Melnyk and Rick Caine
- The Future Of Food By Deborah Koons Garcia, Lily Films
- David vs Monsanto By Bertram Verhaag
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Thanks so much for these suggestions! I haven’t heard of most of these and I hope to check them out. I still want to see Fresh which is one that is not on list and Food Inc which I am sure most people know of by now. See these films is a great way to educate others about where our food comes from and why buying locally and organically will benefit not only ourselves by others as well.
another good movie documentary about the banana industry is Bananas! by fredrik Gerten