Unser täglich Brot (2005)
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Claus Hansen Petz, Arkadiusz Rydellek, Barbara Hinz, Renata Wypchlo, Alina Wiktorska, Ela Kozlowska, Anna Bethke, Malgorzata Nowak, Halina Kosiacka, Tibor Korom, András Szarvas, Lies Jacobs, Frédéric Quinet, Christoph Malherbe, Olivier Leboutte, Yves Jouant, Marc Lejeune, Pierre Quintin, Emile Hampere, Jean-Marie Wilmet, Henry Schernikau, Norbert Tonath, Harm Krüger, Thomas Löhle, Robert Milan, Pjotre Kobos, Witold Pawlak, Dariusz Bryk, Janusz Franczak, Rita Dunia, Angela Rotolo, Adif Mujanovic, Nevresa Mujanovic, Dana Sevaková, Milan Machlica, Lars Andreasen, Werner Müller, Heidi Ronnov, Bent Rothmeier, Pia Jill Hinze, László Szobota, Ferenc Berezvai, István Szamoskózi, József Fodor, József Ganil, Imre Kovács, László Kovács, Tünde Döme, Petra Grüneberg, Yarga Paté Valdé, Hammidu Valdé, Antonio Vergara, Khalifa Massoedi, Mohammed, Mahed Al-Latef, Eloy Barea Garcia, Quintin Sanchez Muchez, Dieter Voigt, Siegfried Endler, Carsten Reichelt, Kåre Nordbø, Ingrid Hehne, Mona Bohne, Gudrun Schulze, Horst Hehne, Klaus Godau, Lothar Paeschke, Sabine Wehlitz, Janett Müller, Matthias Glöckner, Ronny Schüler, Wolfgang Buro, Lajos Ujj, Sándor Sztaló, Sándorné Sztaló, Jens Christian, Jens Nielsen, Peter Olsen, Martin Jensen, Joanna Druzbin, Frédéric Pirson, Freddy Vandennyck
A silent, observational documentary watches Europe’s large-scale food industries at work, from fields to factories and slaughterhouses.
The story
This documentary observes the operations of Europe’s largest food-processing industries, covering the production of fruit and vegetables as well as meat. Its footage moves among fields, factories, and slaughterhouses, recording industrial work through long, static shots. The film offers no accompanying music or commentary, leaving its images to present the processes and workplaces without spoken explanation. Even workers eating are filmed in the same sustained, observational manner.
Full plot (contains spoilers)
The documentary presents footage of how Europe’s largest food-processing industries operate, both in the production of fruit and vegetables and in meat production. No music or commentary accompanies the filmed sequences. The settings include fields, factories, and slaughterhouses, and the director uses long, static shots, including when filming workers eating.
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