

A 113-minute film from France examines rural communities and their responses to global challenges.
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A 113-minute film from France examines rural communities and their responses to global challenges.
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A rural community in France faces economic challenges. Farmers, local businesses, and residents collaborate to create sustainable solutions. They focus on local agriculture and renewable energy. The documentary features interviews with key figures like farmer Pierre Pujol and community organizer Marie Lefebvre. It documents initiatives that reduce reliance on global supply chains. Released in 2010, the film runs for 113 minutes and is produced in French.
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Why Watch
- See how rural communities adapt to global changes.
- Meet local farmers sharing their stories.
- Find out about the impact of globalization on France.
Did You Know
- The film was produced in France in 2010.
- It has a total duration of 113 minutes.
- The documentary is presented in French.
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What is the duration of the documentary 'Think Global, Act Rural'?
The duration of the documentary is 113 minutes.
In which country was 'Think Global, Act Rural' produced?
The documentary was produced in France.
What language is 'Think Global, Act Rural' presented in?
The documentary is presented in French.
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