Tag Archives: documentary

Farmageddon Events in Boston

Food Politics | September 12, 2011

Meet Kristin Canty on her home turf, as she celebrates the success of her powerful food documentary with her fellow Massachusetts citizens.

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Farmageddon Opens in Portland, Oregon

Food Politics | July 22, 2011

After a great two week run in the Big Apple, Farmageddon moves on to two more cities for theatre runs. Check out the latest!

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Madness and Violent Behavior: The Food Connection

Food Politics | January 10, 2011

The Arizona mass shooting is yet another gut wrenching tragedy to occur on American soil. When are we going to dig deeper and find the root causes of such widespread mental illness in our land?

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Fresh, Another Real Food Documentary

Local Food | July 13, 2009

My husband and I are looking forward to attending another new documentary film screening, in Charlottesville, VA on August 2, in conjunction with Farm Food Voices 2009, an annual event sponsored by Virginia Independent Consumers and Farmers Association, and the Charlottesville Chapter of Weston A. Price Foundation. Here is information about the event on the [...]

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Get Ready for a Food Fight!

Whole and Natural Foods | February 10, 2009

Back in college days, you knew a food fight was coming, when all the boys started banging on the tables, softly, rhythmically. It became a low rumble that got louder and louder (like an earthquake), until a crescendo, and then the tables were tipped over and food started flying…