Film Lens
Alone Out Here follows Jon Wright, a gay farmer in the United States, as he navigates the impacts of climate change on his family's fourth-generation farm. The film presents the struggles he faces after 22 years of genetic improvements to his cattle herd, emphasizing the evolving attitudes within the beef industry that threaten his sustainability efforts. Wright's story intertwines his personal identity with agricultural practices during a time of environmental uncertainty.
The documentary illustrates the significant costs associated with maintaining authenticity in agriculture while confronting external pressures. It portrays the complex relationship between Wright's identity as a gay farmer and his commitment to sustainable farming amidst the challenges posed by climate change and industry shifts.
Why Watch
- •Meet Jon Wright, a gay farmer facing climate change.
- •See the impacts of the beef industry's evolving attitudes.
- •Find out how personal identity intersects with farming.
Did You Know
•Jon Wright has spent 22 years improving his cattle herd.
•The film is 23 minutes long.
•The documentary was produced in Australia.
Perfect For
LGBTQ+ farmersClimate change advocatesSustainable agriculture enthusiasts