Fed Up

Year: 2014

Runtime: 92 min

Language: English

Director: Stephanie Soechtig

Documentary

This documentary explores the alarming connection between processed foods and America’s growing obesity crisis. Filmmaker Stephanie Soechtig and journalist Katie Couric investigate the food industry's influence and question whether the nation’s appetite for convenience is having devastating health consequences. Through interviews and research, the film examines the complex factors contributing to this widespread problem and asks if it’s possible to change the nation's eating habits.

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