LIDF - The London International Documentary Festival

LIDF 2010 | 29 April to 8 May 2010
plus extra film screenings all year around
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Pig Business

20:30 Wednesday 27 May 2009 at Barbican (Cinema 3)

Plus post-film discussion: Zac Goldsmith (director of The Ecologist magazine and currently overseeing the Conservative Party’s Quality of Life Policy Group)

Tickets: £7.50 online (£9.50 full price) / Barbican Members - £6.50 online (£7.50 full price) / Concessions £7.50
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Pig Business

Horrifyingly relevant as we wait to find out whether swine flu, possibly originating from a multinational pig farm in Mexico, will become a new global pandemic.

A shocking exposé of how gruesome methods of factory farming are increasingly inflicting hidden long-term damage on public health and the environment, making a mockery of animal welfare and driving traditional, small-scale, humane farmers to the wall.

Pig Business is the result of more than four years’ fearless research across the US, Poland and the UK by passionate environmental activist Tracy Worcester, who has dedicated her life to opposing these harmful and profit-driven big business practices in food production.

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Director: Tracy-Louise Ward
Country: UK
Length: 74 minutes

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