One of the best documentaries about the food industry I've seen. A US bias, but most of it applies to Australia (feed lots, GM soy, production houses for broilers, etc.). The annoying organic farmers and family farmers don't dominate.
This doco beats, by a long margin, anything Michael Moore could ever do. Really interesting.
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