Feeding Ourselves (2017)

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Feeding Ourselves weaves intimate stories from the hopes and convictions of rural BC farmers and producers as they navigate undercurrents of uncertainty with our food system. Their commitment to local food culture inspires us to appreciate the significance and potential of feeding ourselves.

For a limited time, the filmmakers have generously made the film available for free, in the spirit of the gift! If you'd like to show your thanks, you can buy a digital version of the film here (and name your price) or on this page for $10. Whether you buy the film or share it with friends, your support is greatly appreciated! - Films For Action

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