The Last Smallholder

This short documentary focuses on Carson Lee, a farmer who reflects on his commitment to agriculture as he confronts the decline of his family business. With none of his three children expressing interest in taking over, Lee's story highlights the struggle of maintaining a way of life amid shifting societal values and economic pressures.

The film serves as a poignant meditation on the implications of modernity for rural life. It offers a snapshot of a specific moment in time, showcasing the challenges and resilience of a dedicated farmer. Collectors of documentary films may find value in its exploration of personal and cultural narratives surrounding agriculture and familial legacy.