What a pleasure. If everyone watched this movie the world would be a better place. Not only does the film move the viewer as a very human story about generations of one family working hard for outcomes that are more morally than financially profitable, it is also a movie with a terribly important message about the ways in which the American priority of profit first do real harm to us, our land, our food, and even our souls. The extraordinary charm of David Vetter (and the people he's worked with over the years on the project of healing his farm's soil) is informed by what really seems like a purity of heart. Perhaps good people do good things. This is someone real to admire. Watch the movie.
Review of Dreaming of a Vetter World
