Balanced documentary on how meat gets to the table...
“Meat” is the story about the animals we eat as told by the people from whom we rarely hear. From a solitary hunter, who believes everyone needs to be educated about his food, to the family farmer, who argues that money isn’t the primary driver, compassionate practices of food production connect their stories.<br /><br />This New Zealand-made documentary focuses on three meat farmers and a hunter. It offers insight into how these people think about their jobs and the controversy they have encountered. Director David White presents a neutral look at the process, though some of the images are definitely hard to take. And that may be the point. White is asking us to think about where and how the food on our dinner plates gets there. Intelligent viewpoints are presented, ranging from the idea that caged animals do not suffer to complete rejection of global meat farming.<br /><br />The subjects include South Island pig farmer Ian, sheep farmer Jill, former secondary school teacher Tony, who has taken up chicken farming, and West Coast bushman Josh James. As White follows James on his hunter gatherer expeditions into the wilderness, the mountain man speaks about the benefits of “ethical harvesting” by catching your own meat.<br /><br />Director White juxtaposes the narration of the farmers with some of the film’s more graphic images, allowing the viewer to balance the film’s input and form his own conclusion about the value of meat farming. It’s neither pro carnivore nor pro vegetarian.<br /><br />Bonus materials on the unrated widescreen Blu-ray release include commentary with writer/producer/director David White and cinematographer/editor Paul Wedel, and a trailer.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : From the Executive Producer of GRIZZLY MAN and ENCOUNTERS AT THE END OF THE WORLD.A modern story of the animals we eat, as told by the people from whom we rarely hear.  From the solitary hunter (rising YouTube and social media personality Josh James, 'The Kiwi Bushman'), who believes everyone needs to be educated about their food, to the family farmer, who argues that money isn t his primary driver, compassionate practices of food production connect their stories. MEAT is an eye-opening, thoroughly engaging, fly on-the-wall film.  Never has farm to table been more personal..