(1 x 90/ 1 x 79)
Canada | Colour | 5.1 Surround
©2020 LizMars Productions Inc.
(1 x 84)
World – Minus Canada | Colour |
5.1 Surround
©2021 LizMars Productions Inc
Meat the Future
The next agricultural revolution
Imagine a world where real meat is produced sustainably without the need to breed, raise and slaughter animals. This is no longer science fiction, it’s now within reach. At the forefront of this urgent frontier is Mayo Clinic trained cardiologist Dr. Uma Valeti, the co-founder and CEO of Upside Foods (previously Memphis Meats), the leading start-up of the “cultivated” meat revolution. From the world’s first meatball which cost $18,000 per pound to the first chicken fillet and duck a l’orange for half the cost, the film follows Valeti and his team over five years as the cost of production plummets, and consumers’ eye the imminent birth of this timely industry. Exploring a game-changing solution, Meat the Future is narrated by Jane Goodall and features music by Moby.
Engrossing. Persuasive. Compelling.
VARIETY
...charts the birth of a new technological innovation...reducing the need for industrial agriculture and ending slaughter.
TIME
Well-crafted...Enormously persuasive, very even-keeled.
GOLDEN GLOBE AWARDS
Has the potential to change the way Americans think about, consume, and make meat for years to come.
SIERRA CLUB
This documentary will change your mind about meat grown in a lab.
LIVEKINDLY
Meat the Future is a revolutionary eye - opener that could easily change the way consumers look at food forever, without losing their appetite.
INTO SCREENS
Written & Directed by Liz Marshall
Narrated by Jane Goodall
Produced by Liz Marshall
Executive Producers Moby, Kyle Vogt, Janice Dawe, Chris Hegedus
Associate Producer Jessica Jennings
Edited by Caroline Christie and Roland Schlimme
Cinematography by John Price
Music Composition by Igor Correia
Animation and Title Design Alex Kurina
DIRECTOR'S STATEMENT
“In 2016, I was looking to follow a solution-focused story, and came across the emergence of “cellular agriculture”. After meeting Dr. Uma Valeti, co-founder and CEO of Upside Foods (previously Memphis Meats), I felt certain there was a film. Over the next five years, our lens was situated at the forefront of a historic and hopeful movement of change. What the future holds for cultivated meat is unclear, but I believe its revolutionary journey into the world will stand the test of time.”
– Liz Marshall
Produced in Association with
documentary Channel
Sandra Kleinfeld, Senior Director
Jordana Ross, Production Executive
Produced in Association with
the Canada Media Fund and the Redford Center Grants with funding provided
by the New York Community Trust
Produced with the Participation of
the Rogers Cable Network Fund