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'''Vegucated''' is a 2011 American documentary film written and directed by [[Marisa Miller Wolfson]]. The film follows three meat- and cheese-loving New Yorkers who agree to adopt a [[vegan]] diet for six weeks. The documentary explores the challenges and changes they experience during this period, as well as the broader implications of a vegan lifestyle. | |||
The film | |||
== | ==Synopsis== | ||
The film begins by introducing the three participants: Ellen, Tesla, and Brian. Each of them has different motivations for participating in the experiment, ranging from health concerns to curiosity about the ethical implications of their dietary choices. Over the course of six weeks, they learn about the impact of animal agriculture on the environment, health, and animal welfare. | |||
Throughout the documentary, the participants attend various events and meet experts in the field of veganism. They visit [[factory farms]], attend vegan cooking classes, and engage in discussions about the ethical and environmental benefits of a plant-based diet. The film also highlights the social and personal challenges they face, such as dining out and dealing with family and friends who may not understand their new lifestyle. | |||
== | ==Production== | ||
''Vegucated'' was produced by Marisa Miller Wolfson, who was inspired to create the film after her own transition to a vegan lifestyle. The film was funded through a combination of personal investment and a successful [[Kickstarter]] campaign. It premiered at the [[Toronto Independent Film Festival]] in 2011 and received positive reviews for its engaging and informative approach to the subject matter. | |||
== References == | ==Reception== | ||
The film was well-received by audiences and critics alike, praised for its humorous and relatable portrayal of the challenges of adopting a vegan diet. It has been credited with inspiring many viewers to reconsider their dietary choices and explore veganism. ''Vegucated'' has been screened at numerous film festivals and has won several awards, including the Best Documentary award at the [[Toronto Independent Film Festival]]. | |||
==Impact== | |||
Since its release, ''Vegucated'' has been used as an educational tool in schools and community groups to promote awareness about veganism and its benefits. The film has contributed to the growing interest in plant-based diets and has been part of a larger movement towards more sustainable and ethical food choices. | |||
==Related pages== | |||
* [[Veganism]] | |||
* [[Plant-based diet]] | |||
* [[Animal rights]] | |||
* [[Environmental impact of meat production]] | |||
==References== | |||
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[[Category:2011 films]] | [[Category:2011 films]] | ||
[[Category:American films]] | [[Category:American documentary films]] | ||
[[Category:Veganism]] | |||
[[Category:Films about food and drink]] | |||
[[Category:Documentary films about environmental issues]] | |||
[[Category:English-language films]] | [[Category:English-language films]] | ||
[[File:Vegucated_(film).jpg|thumb|right|Poster for ''Vegucated'']] | |||
Revision as of 12:01, 9 February 2025
Vegucated is a 2011 American documentary film written and directed by Marisa Miller Wolfson. The film follows three meat- and cheese-loving New Yorkers who agree to adopt a vegan diet for six weeks. The documentary explores the challenges and changes they experience during this period, as well as the broader implications of a vegan lifestyle.
Synopsis
The film begins by introducing the three participants: Ellen, Tesla, and Brian. Each of them has different motivations for participating in the experiment, ranging from health concerns to curiosity about the ethical implications of their dietary choices. Over the course of six weeks, they learn about the impact of animal agriculture on the environment, health, and animal welfare.
Throughout the documentary, the participants attend various events and meet experts in the field of veganism. They visit factory farms, attend vegan cooking classes, and engage in discussions about the ethical and environmental benefits of a plant-based diet. The film also highlights the social and personal challenges they face, such as dining out and dealing with family and friends who may not understand their new lifestyle.
Production
Vegucated was produced by Marisa Miller Wolfson, who was inspired to create the film after her own transition to a vegan lifestyle. The film was funded through a combination of personal investment and a successful Kickstarter campaign. It premiered at the Toronto Independent Film Festival in 2011 and received positive reviews for its engaging and informative approach to the subject matter.
Reception
The film was well-received by audiences and critics alike, praised for its humorous and relatable portrayal of the challenges of adopting a vegan diet. It has been credited with inspiring many viewers to reconsider their dietary choices and explore veganism. Vegucated has been screened at numerous film festivals and has won several awards, including the Best Documentary award at the Toronto Independent Film Festival.
Impact
Since its release, Vegucated has been used as an educational tool in schools and community groups to promote awareness about veganism and its benefits. The film has contributed to the growing interest in plant-based diets and has been part of a larger movement towards more sustainable and ethical food choices.
Related pages
References
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