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We Feed the World (2005)

A documentary that exposes the shocking truths behind industrial food production and food wastage, focusing on fishing, livestock and crop farming. A must-see for anyone interested in the true cost of the food on their plate.

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Year
- 2005
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Duration
- 96 mins
Director
- Erwin Wagenhofer
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Genres
- Documentary
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Gary M 01 Jun 2008

/French/ Un documentaire interessant, mais qui malheureusement n'apprends pas grand chose ni n'est trÃ¨s interessant pour quelqu'un d'un tant soit peu au courant sur le sujet. Pas un mauvais documentaire, mais pas non plus un bon. A voir tout de mÃªme, et Ã montrer Ã ses amis, enfin, Ã ceux qui n'ont aucune idÃ©e de ce qu'est l'industrie agroalimentaire ! /French/

James W 11 Mar 2008

Not a bad documentary. It's more for people a) already interested in the slow erosion of small farms, fisheries and other local food producers to pressure exerted by larger corporate farms and governments (either through corporate lobbying or well meaning, but misguided bureaucrats); b) already know some of what's going on; and c) have moved on to buying local and/or sustainable foods.

Susanne S 11 Jun 2008

Documentaire tres interpellant. A ne pas classer parmis les trop classiques M Moore & cie.

Miriam G 27 Sep 2008

Deprimierend. Ehrlich. Ohne Propaganda und TamTam. Diese Dokumentation macht einem klar, warum man sich mehr Gedanken ueber seine Einkaeufe machen sollte. Warum viele Menschen viel Geld in Bio investieren, statt den ganz normalen "Muell" zu essen. Und warum man als Konsument sehr wohl einen Einfluss hat. Das Essen in Deutschland ist billig, aber zu welchem Preis?

onomatopoeia m 17 Jun 2009

an interesting and disturbing summary about the question: where comes our food from? the entry scene is quite shocking when a whole truck cargo full of bread is thrown away. it is also very aberrant when they are dealing with the topic hybridseed, wich produce fruit without new seeds. only incredible is a whole area of greenhouses in southamerica wich is bigger than the netherlands and belgium together, for the only reason, that the europeans get fruits and vegetables every time they want. when you are reading/watchinng the news the most of the facts are mostly common known, but a main reason for watching ther movie is, that this documetation put a lot of facts together so that you see at the end the very dark side of globalisation.