Never heard of this one. I appreciate the focus on animals this week! It’s the harsher docs that may turn people away from eating pork, if not all together then at least sourcing from more free range options where just the darkest of human cruelty is not involved. I had to watch one years ago for a class and it was a tooooough watch that stuck with me and gives you that feeling about people you got from watching White God. But I realize that’s not always easy to make work even if one wants to for many reasons.
I had been considering another animal doc by acclaimed filmmaker Andrea Arnold called "Cow" which is supposedly much more confrontational and damning. But to be honest, I don't think I can do the three hour runtime. Maybe one day. Tomorrow is much more upbeat!
BTW going to try and check out Terrifier 3 and Heretic this weekend. I know you saw T3 but seen Heretic yet?
Ah, it's getting a little crowded at the multiplex. Might wait for streaming for Heretic.
Never heard of this one. I appreciate the focus on animals this week! It’s the harsher docs that may turn people away from eating pork, if not all together then at least sourcing from more free range options where just the darkest of human cruelty is not involved. I had to watch one years ago for a class and it was a tooooough watch that stuck with me and gives you that feeling about people you got from watching White God. But I realize that’s not always easy to make work even if one wants to for many reasons.
I had been considering another animal doc by acclaimed filmmaker Andrea Arnold called "Cow" which is supposedly much more confrontational and damning. But to be honest, I don't think I can do the three hour runtime. Maybe one day. Tomorrow is much more upbeat!
Not watched that one either and will avoid as well.
This may be a dumb question but were inmates’ vegetarianism inside more to do with cultural/religious reasons?
I'm not really sure, I didn't pay a ton of attention to other peoples' diets. But there were plenty of people with pretty normal dietary restrictions.