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Courage to change: SHARE HARVEST” shows new ways in agriculture!
Discover the film "SHARE THE HARVEST" which highlights local agriculture and community initiatives for sustainable supplies.
Courage to change: SHARE HARVEST” shows new ways in agriculture!
The film “SHARE HARVEST” highlights a current and important topic: the challenges that farmers face today. In a world where growth is often valued above all else, the protagonists defend themselves against this pressure. In his work, filmmaker and activist Philipp Petruch describes how three SoLaWi initiatives in Brandenburg and Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania are trying to fundamentally change agriculture.
These initiatives pursue the ambitious goal of creating local supply cycles while preserving ecological principles and the common good. At its core is the message that sustainable agriculture is only possible if the relationship between consumers and producers is reconsidered. The film highlights how courage and a sense of community are central values that make it possible to fight against the existing pressure to grow.
The content of the film
In “SHARE HARVEST” various farmers have their say who authentically describe their everyday lives and the challenges that come with it. By finding their own way to live the ideals of ecology and the common good in practice, they offer alternative approaches to conventional agricultural methods. This creates a multi-faceted insight into the world of solidarity agriculture.
What is particularly remarkable is the variety of gardens and projects presented in the film. Each location has its own philosophy and approach, but they are united by the idea that food and agriculture must be placed in a social and ecological context. These issues are important not only for the actors themselves, but also for society as a whole, which depends on a rethink.
A call for change
The film appeals to viewers to think about their own consumption and to actively participate in shaping fairer agricultural policies. It becomes clear that the need for an intact environment and solidarity is not just a wish, but can be lived in reality. “SHARE HARVEST” is therefore more than just a film documentary; it is a call for change.
For anyone interested in the topics of sustainability, agriculture and social justice, this film offers valuable insights and suggestions. Further information and screening dates can be found on the Cineplex website, where you can find out more about this insightful film: Cineplex Berlin Neukölln.