Peter Dunning tends to over 100 sheep, cows, and pigs on his Vermont farm while grappling with the consequences of his past relationships.
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Peter Dunning tends to over 100 sheep, cows, and pigs on his Vermont farm while grappling with the consequences of his past relationships.
Synopsis
Peter Dunning lives alone on his Vermont farm, tending to sheep, cows, and pigs. The documentary follows his life as a former artist shaped by the 1960s counterculture. Dunning’s relationships with his wives and children have deteriorated over the years. He confronts his self-destructive habits while grappling with solitude. The film captures his harsh words for the very land he has tended for decades, revealing the contradictions in his life. Directed by Tony Stone, "Peter and the Farm" runs for 92 minutes.
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Why Watch
- Meet Peter Dunning, a unique Vermont farmer.
- Find out how Peter's past shaped his present.
- See the struggles of a man living in solitude.
Did You Know
- Peter Dunning is a former artist who now lives alone on a Vermont farm.
- The documentary has a runtime of 92 minutes.
- Peter has burned bridges with his wives and children over the years.
- The film was directed by Tony Stone and released in 2016.
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Who is the main subject of 'Peter and the Farm'?
Peter Dunning is the main subject of 'Peter and the Farm', a former artist and farmer living in Vermont.
What animals does Peter Dunning tend to on his farm?
Peter Dunning tends to sheep, cows, and pigs on his Vermont farm.
What year was 'Peter and the Farm' released?
Peter and the Farm was released in 2016.
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