Food Chains

Food Chains is a documentary that exposes the exploitation of farmworkers in the United States, focusing on the tomato industry in Florida. The film follows the Coalition of Immokalee Workers as they fight for fair wages and improved working conditions through their Fair Food Program. It highlights the human cost behind the affordable produce we see in supermarkets, revealing a system that has long benefited from modern-day slavery.

Food Chains received positive reviews from critics, who praised its important subject matter and compelling storytelling. The documentary was commended for shedding light on the injustices faced by farmworkers and advocating for a more ethical food system. While impactful, some noted the film's direct advocacy style.

• Praised for its powerful and timely examination of labor exploitation.
• Lauded for its clear advocacy and call to action.
• Recognized for its effective storytelling in bringing attention to a critical social issue.

Google audience: Google users largely appreciated 'Food Chains' for its eye-opening look into the struggles of farmworkers. Many found the documentary informative and inspiring, highlighting its success in raising awareness about unfair labor practices and the importance of supporting ethical food initiatives.

Nominated for the Grand Jury Prize at the Sundance Film Festival (2014).

The documentary features a cameo by actor and activist Eric Schlosser, author of 'Fast Food Nation'.