Farmers create an animal sanctuary called "Farm Sanctuary" to rescue injured and abandoned animals rejected by the farming industry.
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Farmers create an animal sanctuary called "Farm Sanctuary" to rescue injured and abandoned animals rejected by the farming industry.
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Synopsis
Farm Sanctuary, an animal sanctuary founded by former farmers, serves as the backdrop for Peaceable Kingdom. The 2004 documentary follows these individuals as they transition to veganism and refuse to kill animals. It features stories of rescued animals, including a cow suffering from mastitis and abandoned chicks deemed unfit for production. Produced by Tribe of Heart, the film won the Festival Theme Award at the Ojai Film Festival. It includes commentary from primatologist Jane Goodall, who praises its artistic merit.
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Why Watch
- Meet farmers who refuse to kill animals.
- See rescued animals like a cow with mastitis.
- Find out about the Farm Sanctuary's mission.
Did You Know
- The film won the Festival Theme Award at the Ojai Film Festival in 2004.
- A newer version titled 'Peaceable Kingdom: The Journey Home' premiered in 2009.
- The film features music by Moby.
- The sanctuary created in the film is called 'Farm Sanctuary.'
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What is the main focus of the documentary Peaceable Kingdom?
Peaceable Kingdom focuses on farmers who refuse to kill animals and convert to veganism, creating an animal sanctuary called 'Farm Sanctuary'.
What awards did Peaceable Kingdom win?
Peaceable Kingdom won the Festival Theme Award at the Ojai Film Festival in 2004.
Who produced Peaceable Kingdom?
Peaceable Kingdom was produced by James LaVeck and Jenny Stein.
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