Documentary,Family N/A
In the documentary film GMO OMG, the story follows a concerned father, Jeremy Seifert, as he sets out on a journey to understand the impact of genetically engineered organisms (GMOs) on his family and the world. As a father of three young children, he becomes increasingly worried about the potential risks and effects of consuming genetically modified food.
Throughout the film, Jeremy investigates the prevalence of GMOs in the United States. He interviews farmers, scientists, and activists to gain a better understanding of the implications of this modern biotechnology. Along his journey, he travels to various locations, including GMO seed companies and organic farms, to witness firsthand the ways in which GMOs have pervaded our food system.
Jeremy also delves into the political and corporate forces that promote GMOs and control the agricultural industry. He uncovers the influence of large corporations on government policies, highlighting the lack of transparency and the potential conflicts of interest in the regulation of GMOs.
As the narrative unfolds, Jeremy's personal journey intertwines with the broader global picture. He explores international case studies, discussing the impact of GMOs on farmers in developing countries and the potential ecological consequences of widespread genetic modification.
Throughout the film, GMO OMG sheds light on the urgent need for more research and awareness about genetically engineered food. It aims to inspire viewers to question the current food system and advocate for sustainable alternatives. Jeremy concludes that there is still time to heal the planet, feed the world, and live sustainably, but it requires immediate action and a collective effort.
Throughout the film, Jeremy investigates the prevalence of GMOs in the United States. He interviews farmers, scientists, and activists to gain a better understanding of the implications of this modern biotechnology. Along his journey, he travels to various locations, including GMO seed companies and organic farms, to witness firsthand the ways in which GMOs have pervaded our food system.
Jeremy also delves into the political and corporate forces that promote GMOs and control the agricultural industry. He uncovers the influence of large corporations on government policies, highlighting the lack of transparency and the potential conflicts of interest in the regulation of GMOs.
As the narrative unfolds, Jeremy's personal journey intertwines with the broader global picture. He explores international case studies, discussing the impact of GMOs on farmers in developing countries and the potential ecological consequences of widespread genetic modification.
Throughout the film, GMO OMG sheds light on the urgent need for more research and awareness about genetically engineered food. It aims to inspire viewers to question the current food system and advocate for sustainable alternatives. Jeremy concludes that there is still time to heal the planet, feed the world, and live sustainably, but it requires immediate action and a collective effort.
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