Film Lens
In the documentary 'Milk,' director Noemi Weis presents a visual examination of the politics and commercialization surrounding birth and infant feeding. The film features interviews with mothers from various cultures, discussing their beliefs and practices regarding breastfeeding and formula feeding. It addresses the personal experiences of these mothers while also critiquing the societal and political implications of their choices.
The documentary emphasizes the significance of nurturing and the effects of commercialization on maternal and infant health worldwide. By weaving together diverse narratives, 'Milk' invites viewers to consider the broader context of infant nutrition and the controversies that arise globally.
Why Watch
- •See diverse cultural beliefs about infant feeding.
- •Find out how commercialization affects maternal health.
- •Meet mothers sharing their personal feeding experiences.
Did You Know
•The film was directed by Noemi Weis in 2015.
•The documentary has a duration of 91 minutes.
•It was produced in Canada and is available in English.
Perfect For
Maternal health advocatesBreastfeeding supportersInfant nutrition researchers