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Deep Dive: Right to Harm (2019)

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Right to Harm
Right to Harm presents the public health consequences of factory farming in the United States through the experiences of residents from five rural communities. The film captures the struggles of these citizens as they confront the environmental issues stemming from large-scale agricultural operations. Their stories reveal the impact of factory farming on their health and well-being, leading them to unite as activists demanding change. The documentary emphasizes the voices of those affected, illustrating their transformation from passive residents to active participants in the fight for justice. By focusing on personal narratives, the film provides a human perspective on the wider effects of industrial agriculture, aiming to raise awareness about the urgent need for reform in farming practices.

Why Watch

  • •Meet activists fighting against factory farming in rural America.
  • •Find out how factory farming affects public health directly.
  • •See the personal stories of those impacted by environmental issues.

Did You Know

•Residents in five rural communities are featured in the film.
•The film runs for 84 minutes, focusing on public health impacts.
•Activism is a central theme as citizens demand justice against factory farming.

Perfect For

Public health advocatesEnvironmental activistsRural community issues