#vegan documentaries

[devoted1989]

Documentaries about veganism and animal rights.

Veganville

Infinity and Back

The Cove

Cowspiracy

Blackfish

Hugh’s Big Fish Fight

73 Cows

Okra

Dominion

Earthlings

The Game Changers

Forks Over Knives

Love and Let Live

Running for Good

Before the Flood

Vegucated

Seaspiracy

Eating Animals

Milked

What the Health

Eating our Way to Extinction

Shark Water

Fat Sick & Nearly Dead

The Ghosts in our Machine

The Witness

Peaceable Kingdom: The Journey Home

7 Days Mini-Documentary

The Land of Hope and Glory

Speciesism: The Movie

A Prayer for Compassion

The Milk System

Eating you Alive

HOPE

Unity

PlantPure Nation

Food Choices

Carnage: Swallowing the Past

Planteat

Vegan: Everyday Stories

Farm to Fridge

Meet Your Meal

Swine

From the Ground up

Vegan 2020

The End of Medicine

The Invisible Vegan

My Octopus Teacher

Breaking the Chain

The Animal People

Long Gone Wild

Sled Dogs

Fed Up

Food, Inc.

I am an Animal

Fast Food Nation

Super Size Me

Veganville

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[thesiouxzy]

[brandoooom]

I photographed radical animal rights activists DxE for The Atlantic 📸

Direct Action Everywhere uses disruptive protests and direct action tactics, such as breaking into factory farms to rescue animals.

[veganbloodorange]

I Could Never Go Vegan is in UK and Irish cinemas from 19 April.

[acti-veg]

Counting about nature documentary how do you feel about the crew not helping an animal need? excluding if there being killed by a predator of course. I remember one time a elephant baby got lost and went in the complete opposite direction and the crew juts let it.

I think that the assumption is often that a film crew could help but choose not to, and while I’m sure there true in many cases, I can well imagine that it is far more complicated than that. They’re not generally wildlife experts or medical practitioners, what they may perceive as ‘helping’ could quite easily make things worse. It’s unlikely they’d have the resources to transport an animal to get them adequate care, and what helps one animal could also harm another.

Even in the case of a baby elephant, I’m not sure how a film crew could be expected to direct the movements of an elephant, even a baby. Approaching a wild baby elephant anywhere near their herd would be dangerous, too. There is also the fact that they’re there to capture nature, not necessarily to direct it, and it’s hard to think of where the line should be drawn for people who aren’t any kind of animal expert.

None of this is to say that wild animals in distress shouldn’t be helped, just that a film crew is unlikely to be the best people to do so. I can think of plenty of scenarios where an animal’s suffering could be eased relatively easily by intervention, and it becomes even more important to do so when that suffering is caused in sort by humans or the climate crisis that we have created, but in many cases it will be more complicated than that.

[theirloveisgross]

joaquin phoenix's oscar acceptance speech. february 9 2020.

[sidewalkchemistry]

You hear this a lot in bodybuilders: "Well, I need chicken. Or I need chicken to be strong, to build muscle tissue." That is utter nonsense. The largest, strongest terrestrial animals on the planet are all herbivores.

- Dr. Milton Mills in What the Health

[xxlethal-lunaxx]

If anyone relates to this even just a little bit, then I'm so sorry.

[veganstrider]

Cowspiracy is a powerful documentary www.veganwalks.com

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[morethansalad]

Did anyone watch Seaspiracy? I still haven't. What were your thoughts?

[ricoydelicioso]

Lentils: A Miracle Of Nutrition [Full Documentary]

Lentils are undemanding plants from drier regions, yet at the same time they are extremely rich in protein and are real power packs, full of minerals and trace elements. Scientists from around the world are working on attempts to develop them for use as wonder weapons against famine. The lentil researchers make use of state-of-the-art biotechnology in order to make the undemanding pulses even more profitable and resistant.

Lentils - Food For The Future

[thesiouxzy]

[vegan-nom-noms]

Vegan Documentary Recommendations

Free To Watch:

Dominion (watch it here)

Earthlings (watch it here)

On Netflix:

You Are What You Eat: A Twin Experiment

Cowspiracy

Seaspiracy

Black Fish

The Game Changers

What The Health

[farminglesbian]

Das System Milch / The Milk System (2017) documentary by Andreas Pichler

[veganbloodorange]

A new vegan documentary addressing the barriers to going plant-based will debut in cinemas on April 19, across the UK and Ireland.

I Could Never Go Vegan explores the perceived issues facing veganism today, including fitness, ageing, ethics and the environment.

It boasts interviews with a range of prolific plant-based proponents, including George Monbiot, Dr Melanie Joy, Olympic silver medallist Dotsie Bausch, powerlifting champion Sophia Ellis, and pig vet and animal rights activist Dr Alice Brough, among others.

Also featured are plant-based health experts including Dr Shireen Kassam, Dr Alan Desmond, Dr Gemma Newman, and foodies The Happy Pear.

Additionally, slaughterhouse workers, farmers, and food professionals are interviewed as the filmmakers grapple with the reasons people refuse to stop eating animals.

The world premiere of the documentary will debut in London and Sheffield on April 10th and 11th with a Q&A with cast and crew.