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Deep Dive: Meat (2018)

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Meat
In the documentary 'Meat,' the narrative is told through the voices of individuals often overlooked in discussions about food. It features a solitary hunter who emphasizes the need for public education regarding food choices, particularly the origins of meat. This perspective invites viewers to consider the wider effects of their dietary habits. The film also presents the viewpoint of an industrial pig farmer who argues against the stereotype that profit is his sole motivation. This farmer provides insights into the complexities of modern farming practices, revealing the intricate relationship between humans and the animals they consume. Through these personal stories, 'Meat' encourages viewers to rethink their understanding of food and its ethical implications.

Why Watch

  • •Meet a passionate solitary hunter advocating for food education.
  • •Find out why an industrial pig farmer disputes profit motives.
  • •Reconsider your dietary habits and their ethical implications.

Did You Know

•The film features a solitary hunter advocating for food education.
•An industrial pig farmer challenges profit-driven stereotypes.
•The documentary runs for 75 minutes.

Perfect For

Food ethics enthusiastsSustainable farming advocatesMeat consumption critics