Our Daily Bread

Year: 2006

Runtime: 92 min

Language: German

Director: Nikolaus Geyrhalter

Documentary

This documentary offers a stark and visually powerful look at the processes behind the food we consume every day. Through unflinching imagery and sound, the film reveals the realities of modern agriculture, from large-scale farming operations to meat processing facilities. Without narration, it presents a complex and often disturbing exploration of where our food comes from and the impact of industrial food production.

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