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Black Gold (2006)

An in-depth look at the world of coffee and global trade.

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- Watch The Full Movie
Year
- 2006
Language
- English
Duration
- 88 mins
Director
- Marc J. Francis
- Nick Francis
Genres
- Documentary
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Ann Hornaday 12 Feb 2009

Beautifully shot and edited with swift efficiency, Black Gold joins a cadre of recent films that shine a welcome light on how the stuff we buy gets to us and, more to the point, how the price of that stuff often has little to do with its real cost.

Pete Vonder Haar 17 Mar 2010

The film's effectiveness is bolstered by juxtaposed scenes of fat and happy Americans and Europeans slurping up frozen chai lattes and clucking about how big Starbuck's is getting with scenes of children going into "therapeutic feeding centers" in the region where Starbuck's gets its coffee because they can't afford to by corn.

Janice Page 21 Sep 2007

You buy "fair - trade" coffee; you assume you're being socially responsible. But now, along comes Black Gold to tell you that all fair-trade coffee is not created equal, and that Ethiopia, the "birthplace of coffee" and home of some of the world's best beans, may be getting the least fair shake of all.

Elizabeth Weitzman 26 Sep 2009

Some documentaries are so well-made they transcend the nature of their subjects. This is not one of them.

Michael Phillips 12 Feb 2007

Guaranteed to make you think twice about what you're paying for what you're drinking.