This review of the movie, Planeat, was posted on sierraclub.typepad.com on 11-25-11. It includes a short preview of the movie.
Planeat, another film about why meat is bad for us and the planet, delivers a message that by now seems age-old: If you go vegan, you and Earth will feel a lot better. This film, however, is more encouraging than its peers. There's no vendetta-stirring against factory farms, no sense that tiny individuals are lost in the shadow of the agriculture lobby. Instead, we leave the film rapacious to explore the bright-colored world of vegan cooking.
Indeed, Planeat makes us crave vegan food without making us hate meat. READ MORE
For $6, you can watch the film online.
If you live in ST. LOUIS, you can view the film for FREE on Tuesday, Janurary 31, at 7 p.m., at 335 S. Kirkwood Rd. as you enjoy complimentary organic popcorn and hot apple cider provided by the Kirkwood Franciscans. RSVP to Maurice Lange at maurice@fsolph.org or 314-965-3700.
Planeat, another film about why meat is bad for us and the planet, delivers a message that by now seems age-old: If you go vegan, you and Earth will feel a lot better. This film, however, is more encouraging than its peers. There's no vendetta-stirring against factory farms, no sense that tiny individuals are lost in the shadow of the agriculture lobby. Instead, we leave the film rapacious to explore the bright-colored world of vegan cooking.
Indeed, Planeat makes us crave vegan food without making us hate meat. READ MORE
For $6, you can watch the film online.
If you live in ST. LOUIS, you can view the film for FREE on Tuesday, Janurary 31, at 7 p.m., at 335 S. Kirkwood Rd. as you enjoy complimentary organic popcorn and hot apple cider provided by the Kirkwood Franciscans. RSVP to Maurice Lange at maurice@fsolph.org or 314-965-3700.
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