Land Rush

Covering the intersection of agriculture and human rights, Land Rush delves into the partnership between the Government of Mali and an American agricultural investor. The film documents a proposed transformation of 200-square kilometers of land into a sugar cane plantation, highlighting the diverse perspectives of small-scale subsistence farmers.

With a runtime of 58 minutes, this documentary provides insight into the hopes and fears of those affected by the land deal. It showcases the challenges faced by rural communities in Mali, making it a pertinent watch for those interested in agricultural issues and human rights. Directed by Hugo Berkeley, this film brings to light the voices of farmers who may benefit from the deal or face potential loss.