Film Lens
The film examines the dairy industry in New Zealand, revealing its negative impact on health and the environment. It discusses how the perception of milk as a wholesome product is misleading, linking it to various diseases and industrial emissions. The narrator reflects on their upbringing with dairy and the shocking realization of its consequences, stating that the dairy industry is the country's biggest polluter and the most inefficient food production system globally.
The film argues for a new approach to agriculture and food security, emphasizing the importance of water conservation and the need to rethink our food systems. It shows the disparity between the dairy industry's prioritization of profit over public health, suggesting that alternatives must be sought to ensure a sustainable future.
Why Watch
- •Find out why dairy is linked to many diseases.
- •See how the dairy industry affects New Zealand's water supply.
- •Meet individuals challenging the dairy industry's practices.
Did You Know
•New Zealand has five million cows, which are prioritized over five million people.
•The dairy industry is the biggest polluter in New Zealand.
•Industrial dairy is described as the most inefficient food production system on the planet.
•The narrator reflects on how they grew up with milk without questioning its benefits.
Perfect For
Environmental activistsHealth-conscious consumersAgriculture reform advocates