A Place at the Table

Year: 2013

Runtime: 84 min

Language: English

Directors: Kristi Jacobson, Lori Silverbush

Documentary

This documentary explores the pervasive issue of hunger in America, revealing the struggles faced by millions despite the country’s abundance. Through compelling personal stories, the film introduces viewers to three individuals grappling with food insecurity and the difficult choices they must make to survive. It exposes the systemic problems contributing to hunger and challenges common misconceptions about those experiencing it, offering a poignant look at a hidden crisis within the nation.

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