Occupy the Farm

Occupy the Farm

2014, NR, 90 min. Directed by Todd Darling.

Not reviewed at press time. In an activist intervention, 200 farmers occupied and planted seedlings in a California plot of land that was scheduled to become a shopping mall. This documentary captures the action.

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KEYWORDS FOR THIS FILM

Occupy the Farm, Todd Darling

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