Film Lens
Prime Farmland follows farmers and activists in Indiana as they unite to combat the Indiana Enterprise Center, a large industrial park proposed near South Bend. The film captures the tension between rural life and industrial development, showcasing the local community's efforts to protect their farmland and environment.
The documentary presents a detailed view of the political and social dynamics at play in New Carlisle and the surrounding areas, highlighting the activism of residents who are concerned about the environmental impact of such a massive project. Through interviews and on-the-ground footage, the film illustrates the stakes involved for the farming community and the wider effects for rural America.
Why Watch
- •See farmers fighting against the Indiana Enterprise Center.
- •Meet activists dedicated to environmental conservation.
- •Follow the impact of urban planning on rural communities.
Did You Know
•The Indiana Enterprise Center is planned to be a mega-sized industrial park.
•The documentary features farmers and activists from South Bend, Indiana.
•The film has a runtime of 45 minutes.
Perfect For
Environmental activismRural community issuesIndustrial development debates