GMO OMG

GMO OMG follows filmmaker Jeremy Seifert on a journey to understand genetically modified organisms (GMOs). Troubled by the lack of clear information and the potential impact on health and the environment, Seifert embarks on a quest to discover what GMOs are, why they are in our food, and what that means for the planet. His investigation takes him from his own backyard to the farmlands of South America and the halls of power in Washington D.C.

GMO OMG received a mixed to positive reception, with many critics praising its accessible approach to a complex topic and its personal narrative. Some viewers found it to be a compelling call to action regarding food transparency, while others critiqued its potential for alarmism and a perceived lack of scientific nuance.

• Praised for its urgent and personal exploration of GMOs.

• Critiqued for presenting a one-sided argument and lacking scientific depth.

• Considered an eye-opening introduction to the debate around genetically modified foods.

Google audience: Google users generally found GMO OMG to be informative and thought-provoking, with many appreciating its efforts to raise awareness about GMOs and encourage healthier food choices. Some users noted that it effectively highlighted concerns about corporate control over the food supply.

Director Jeremy Seifert initially set out to make a film in defense of GMOs, but his research led him to a different conclusion, prompting the creation of GMO OMG.