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Films We Watched
Tired of Netflix? Too many channels on the tube but nothing to watch? Here are some films that come highly recommended. From hard hitting documentaries to some light hearted programs about food, these film recommendations are sure to please.
Dive into the reality of childhood obesity in America with this powerful documentary - Fed Up. Executive producer Katie Couric and director Stephanie Soechtig explore a shocking issue that affects millions across Texas and bring to light on how food industry plays a role.
Join Roger Mooking as he travels across the US to explore the nuances of cooking with fire. From generations-old barbecue hotspots to bold dishes cooked over flames, this one-of-a-kind series is an exploration of more primal approaches to cooking.
Follow the unsavory tale of a multi-year fraud scheme that rocked residents in Corsicana, TX. Learn more about Fruitcake Fraud with this new documentary streaming on Discovery+, premiering December 1st.
Dive deep into a comprehensive review of Netflix's documentary 'Seaspiracy'. We look at both sides of the debate & identify urgent issues that need addressing.
Dive into a world of understanding about our water resources. Get updates on new films and events, learn about conservation efforts in your area, and get tips to help reduce water consumption use!
Discover how the food you eat and nature can help you find peace, calm, joy, and clarity. Learn the simple practices that will teach you about your higher self!
Celebrating International Women's Day and all the ambitious women involved in agriculture, local food sources, and numerous organizations that are actively working for progress. Check out these powerful stories of success!
Looking for a unique way to celebrate Texas Independence Day? Make sure you check out TexFest and other noteworthy Texan films that can help make this year's celebration special.
And these girls hustle for land, cattle and respect across their native land. This inspiring documentary follows three young Texas cowgirls.
Experience the powerful award-winning film 'The Economics of Happiness', part of a larger project that aims to promote localization and transformation in the food system. Learn how you can make meaningful changes today!
Gather shows the Native American struggle to remain sovereign. This documentary wonderfully weaves personal stories with archival footage that exposes the continued violence against these Native Americans.
Lockdown or not, enjoy winter break with your family by watching one of these inspiring and thought-provoking films. Get the kids started young in understanding food production, while making movie night an extra special stay at home event.
Farmer's Footprint, produced by Dr. Bush, is about regenerative farming, food culture, and finding nutrition through farming and soil.
Join Phil Rosenthal as he travels the world and discovers new cultures in his hit show, Somebody Feed Phil. Explore ancient cooking practices and learn more about the Jewish culture along with him!
Zac Efron and Darin Olien in the tv show Down to Earth. A sustainability Netflix series traveling through seven countries.
Polyface is a multi-generational farm which practices sustainable agriculture. In this film, Joel Salatin talks about regerative farming.
One of the most transfixing documentaries on industrial agriculture of all time, Food, Inc. has got to be on the top of your list! The industry is exposed in a way that encourages consumers to research their options and consider more sustainable practices.
In this riveting film, Woody Harrelson describes how regenerative farming is the solution to climate change we have been looking for all along. Kiss The Ground shows there is one simple solution to help heal our planet: soil, earth, ground.
Experience the world of food like never before! Find out why Rotten has captivated viewers with its unique focus on uncovering and exposing all secrets and lies in the food industry. Read this detailed review now to learn more.
This film chronicles John and Molly Chester, husband and wife team, through their first eight years of starting Apricot Lane Farms in southern California.
Chef and Food Writer Adan Medrano takes viewers on a road trip throughout Texas to discover Native American roots and the influence of indigenous women in Texas Mexican cuisine ( not to be confused with Tex-Mex). It seeks to find and showcase the cuisine that keeps alive the community’s heritage and indigenous memory.