The Joy of Juicing

About This Movie

So, 'The Joy of Juicing'—it's this raw, unfiltered journey through New York City, led by Gary Null. The film kind of meanders from Harlem to Union Square, making stops to chat with locals about their health habits. It’s not overly polished, which gives it this genuine, grassroots feel, you know? The pacing is pretty laid-back; you get drawn into these conversations that feel spontaneous and real. What really stands out is its critique on our food culture, contrasting the vibrant energy of fresh produce with the dullness of processed meals. It's a snapshot of early '90s health consciousness before it became mainstream, capturing a moment in time when people were just starting to question what was on their plates.

Explores health and nutrition in urban settings. · Features real conversations with everyday people. · Reflects early '90s health movements.