I watched this film as an ovo vegetarian meaning I was still eating eggs but not eating any other animal products. I was probably not super diligent with using vegan household products either. I definitely still had a pair of leather boots. This film...
Watched this one as an ovo vegetarian as well. This is the one that got my husband to stop eating animals and animal products and stopped us from butting heads about the issue ;)
I think this film is very true to it's name. Propaganda from Big Ag has us believing we need tons of protein, and the only place to get it is from animal flesh, otherwise we'll be weak and frail and die. This film shows that narrative could not be fu...
This is probably the first documentary that I watched that made me think differently about how I eat. I was pescatarian at the time, so no land animal flesh, but fish, dairy and eggs. I had read some things that got me to pescatarian, but I had never...
This film takes you into the horrific and cruel world of vivisection (aka animal testing) and the people who fight to stop it.
I'm not religious at all. In fact it was veganism that pushed me from agnostic to atheist. That being said this film is definitely intriguing especially for someone who grew up catholic. I always say all athiests should be vegan, but this film
Again, already vegan when I saw a screening of this in the movie theater. The filmmakers were able to place hidden cameras in the facilities so you get to see inside these horror factories in a way we never have been able to before. I warn you that t...
Though I was already vegan, this film opened my eyes to how much Big Pharma and Big Ag are connected and work together.
Fictional films that, if they have done their job right, might also make you think…and feel something.