Film Lens
Farmageddon examines the growing movement in the United States where families form food co-ops and private clubs to gain access to raw milk and locally sourced food. The film follows a mother whose son sees health improvements after changing his diet, highlighting the personal stories behind these dietary choices. It raises questions about health issues such as severe allergies and asthma, and how these families are seeking alternatives to conventional food sources.
The documentary also addresses the opposition these grassroots efforts face from state and local governments. It details instances of government raids on co-ops, prompting discussions about the right to choose healthy food options and the implications of government intervention in personal dietary choices. Through these narratives, the film presents a critical view of the regulatory landscape affecting American family farms.
Why Watch
- •See a mother’s fight for her son’s health with raw milk.
- •Find out how food co-ops are changing dietary choices.
- •Meet families challenging government food regulations.
Did You Know
•Families in the US are forming food co-ops to access raw milk.
•A mother in the film reports her son’s health improved significantly.
•State and local governments conduct raids on food co-ops.
Perfect For
Food activismRaw milk enthusiastsHealth-conscious families