Wonderland

198226 min 30 secFilm: Documentaire

Réalisation: Robert Nichol

Production: George JohnsonJohn Taylor

Scénarisation: Robert Nichol

Every week in North America over ten thousand hectares of farmland are given over to housing, highways and shopping plazas. As well, the continued use of chemicals is depleting soil fertility at the most rapid rate in history. Wonderland takes stock of what is happening to agricultural soil--and the people who cultivate it. Focusing on British Columbia, the film includes interviews with farmers, agronomists and agriculturalists who discuss legislation to protect arable land; dependence on food imports; increased food production through the cultivation of home gardens; engineered, good-looking but tasteless foods. Underlying the statistics and hard facts, the film makes a plea for change; the soil, which is the seedbed of life, is being abused.

Catégories de sujets


  • Agriculture > Colombie-BritanniqueSol et Ressources en eau

Générique


réalisateur
Robert Nichol
scénario
Robert Nichol
cinématographie
Robert Nichol
producteur
George Johnson
producteur exécutif
John Taylor
George Johnson
son
Richard Patton
montage
Barbara Evans
montage sonore
Bruce Giesbrecht
narrateur
Margaret Martin
musique
Martin Fossum