We Feed People

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We Feed People

2022

1h 27m

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Ron Howard's We Feed People spotlights chef José Andrés and his nonprofit World Central Kitchen's evolution over a 12-year period, from being a scrappy group of volunteers to becoming one of the most highly-regarded humanitarian aid organizations in the disaster relief sector. Due to the unprecedented spike in natural disasters catalyzed by climate change, this story is more important than ever.

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The soul-stirring We Feed People pays tribute to a public figure who stands as a powerful example of how one person can help make a difference.

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Christy Lemire

FilmWeek (LAist)

06/07/2022

It's really inspiring, but it's in no way a warts-and-all portrait of José Andrés.

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Verne Gay

Newsday

05/31/2022

3/4

This is an engaging documentary about people making a real difference in the world.

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Glenn Kenny

RogerEbert.com

05/27/2022

3/4

It’s refreshing to see an account of a famous food guy who doesn’t wallow in his own character defects.

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Wade Major

FilmWeek (LAist)

06/07/2022

I respect a lot of it... I just don't know if there's enough story here. This film kind of limps to 90 minutes just barely.

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Sabrina McFarland

Common Sense Media

06/06/2022

4/5

When the world appears to be falling apart from natural disasters to pandemics, José Andrés seems to keep it together in this inspiring film by Oscar-winning director Ron Howard.

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Dennis Schwartz

Dennis Schwartz Movie Reviews

06/01/2022

B

The uplifting film was a joy to watch.

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Abigail R

@AbbyR Jan 5

A show about how Chef José Andrés is a good person.. no, but really (rolled eyes). Leaving aside the fact that he merged his non-profit with his restaurants during the pandemic. I don't believe his storytelling, sorry.

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Mark S

@MarkSteger 06/03/2022

We Feed People (2022): Ron Howard doc about chef José Andrés and his nonprofit World Central Kitchen. His focus? Feeding people, not raising money. It turns out that running a restaurant kitchen is good training for managing natural disasters. Inspiring. Watch, then donate. B+

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05/28/2022

I lived in DC for 10 years so was aware of Jose Andrés and World Central Kitchen but had no idea how the organization works to fulfill its mission. I agree with the philosophy that relief is about immediate response to needs along with supporting communities so they can continue their recovery and meet community needs with partnerships. I also appreciated that the documentary portrayed a real person who is a relentless and an imperfect human but who among us does not have these moments.

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Ron Howard's We Feed People spotlights chef José Andrés and his nonprofit World Central Kitchen's evolution over a 12-year period, from being a scrappy group of volunteers to becoming one of the most highly-regarded humanitarian aid organizations in the disaster relief sector. Due to the unprecedented spike in natural disasters catalyzed by climate change, this story is more important than ever.

Director: Ron Howard
Producer: Sara Bernstein, Brian Grazer, Ron Howard, Meredith Kaulfers, Walter Matteson, Justin Wilkes
Production Co: Imagine Documentaries
Genre: Documentary
Original Language: English
Release Date (Streaming): May 27, 2022
Runtime: 1h 27m

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