We Feed the World

The documentary delves into the harsh realities of food production, exploring topics such as fishing, livestock, and crop farming. It aims to shed light on the hidden costs associated with the food we consume. Through its critical lens, We Feed the World addresses vital themes like globalization and its impact on the third world.

Featuring insights from anti-globalization activists and industry experts, the film raises questions about our food supply, including the sustainability of our meat and water resources. With a runtime of 96 minutes, it provides a concise yet powerful look at what goes into the meals we take for granted every day. Collectors of documentary films will find this title particularly important for understanding the intersection of industrial society and food production.