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March 6, 2010
Food, Inc.
Nominated for Best Documentary Feature, Food, Inc. explores large-scale agricultural food production in the United States and its effects on our society. The film is broken into three segments that look at industrial meat production, and industrial grain and vegetable production and how they impact the economy, environment, and our health. The film is narrated by author Michael Pollan as well as Eric Schlosser who are both critics of industrial food production.
