Fed A Lie

A dry, indignant exposé that walks you through supermarket aisles and ministry corridors, leaving a sour aftertaste about what's on your plate.

A sober, interview-driven documentary that feels like a persuasive lecture on nutrition and medical skepticism.

A brisk, earnest investigative documentary that feels like a persuasive lecture, mixing alarming claims with a sense of righteous frustration.

A campaigning presenter presses food companies and politicians on a public health crisis, informative and quietly indignant rather than sensational.

A dense, argumentative lecture-style documentary that asks you to follow a long chain of scientific claims and counterclaims.

A sober, essayistic documentary that walks you through decades of television footage while experts dissect how entertainment turned cruel.

An eye-opening, sobering look at the hidden costs of industrial food that leaves you unsettled and more conscious of what you eat.

A calm, informative half-hour of science journalism that rewards curiosity more than emotion, best watched with attention to the topic at hand.

An entertaining and eye-opening experiment that makes you rethink everyday food choices with humor and alarming clarity.

A polemical, talking-heads documentary that argues its case with grim persistence, asking you to question institutions and stay skeptical.

A sober, talk-driven documentary that asks you to pay attention as it argues about power and press.

A sober, talking-head essay film that asks you to sit with uncomfortable ideas about consumer culture and corporate control.