Rooted

Rooted focuses on activist Germaine Jenkins as she tackles the power structures affecting food access in Charleston, South Carolina. The documentary sheds light on the impact of toxic food on communities and the ongoing battle against food apartheid. With a cast that includes notable figures like Cory Booker and Elizabeth Warren, the film emphasizes the intersection of food justice and civil rights.

The film captures the challenges faced by Jenkins and her community as they strive to create a sustainable oasis in a food desert. It raises critical questions about whether these efforts can succeed or if they will become another unsuccessful attempt in a long history of activism. Rooted serves as a significant exploration of contemporary issues in food justice and urban farming, appealing to collectors interested in documentaries that address social change.