Directer: Erwin Wagenhofer
Starring:  
Countries: Austria
Genre: Documentary
Year: 2005
Type: Color
Language: English, German, Portugese, French with English Subtitles
Length: 96 mins
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Synopsis

What does world hunger have to do with us? In a word: EVERYTHING.

We Feed the World is an award-winning, visually stunning, globe-trotting exposé of our modern agricultural system. From struggling fishermen and long-distance truckers, to agronomists and multi-national corporate executives, We Feed the World presents a sobering portrait of the people who define the contemporary food industry, where the constant pursuit of profit takes precedence over the health of the workers, the hungry, and the environment.

2005 • Austria • 96 minutes •
In English, German, Portuguese, and French with English subtitles

written & directed by: Erwin WAGENHOFER
Assistant director: Lisa GANSER
Photography: Erwin WAGENHOFER
Sound: Helmut JUNKER
Sound design: Helmut NEUGEBAUER
Line producer: Katharina BOGENSBERGER
Producer: Helmut GRASSER
Supported by: fvsterreichisches Film institut Filmfonds Wien

Critical Acclaim

“The absurdities of a globalized food industry...
are illustrated with jaw-dropping efficacy.”
- Sofia International Film Festival

“Harrowing!” - The Onion AV Club

“Revealing... Wagenhofer trains his unflinching lens squarely on the people who literally put food on our plates night after night.”
- All Movie Guide

“Just like the brilliant documentary The Corporation, We Feed the World focuses on the planet’s problems with globalization and producing fast, cheap food for quick profits.” - Efilmcritic.com

Critical Acclaim
“The absurdities of a globalized food industry...
are illustrated with jaw-dropping efficacy.”
- Sofia International Film Festival

“Harrowing!” - The Onion AV Club

“Revealing... Wagenhofer trains his unflinching lens squarely on the people who literally put food on our plates night after night.”
- All Movie Guide

“Just like the brilliant documentary The Corporation, We Feed the World focuses on the planet’s problems with globalization and producing fast, cheap food for quick profits.” - Efilmcritic.com