Milked

Highly relevant film that highlights the severe environmental issues in Aotearoa.

Speaks with many stakeholders including farmers about environmental and animal welfare issues.

Examines the structure of capitalist profit based agriculture and the challenges this creates for society within Aotearoa and globally.

Focus on education of these issues and I highly recommend to all.

A fantastic documentary that is a must see for anyone that loves animals or the outdoors.

The documentary reminds you of the beauty of New Zealand, why we need to keep improving our environment and what we need to repair.

Definitely worthwhile viewing.

This movie looks at this complex issue thoroughly. Anyone on Aotearoa New Zealand who loves to drink clean healthy water, who is interested in the impact of companies like Fonterra on our environment, who wants to feel informed about one way to mitigate climate change caused by the greed of big companies, who is interested in the welfare of animals, and who wants to understand the predicament that our NZ farmers are in, should watch this film.

You will be a better person for watching this film. It's not often that people go to all of this trouble for the greater good. In this case, the film has been made for the greater good of animals (including humans) and the planet. It offers a wake up call and an honest and well researched account of the wider impact of that tasty bit of cheese. At the same time, it is entertaining and beautifully narrated. Some of the stuff you can't 'unsee' - but you must see it to fully understand the impact the milk industry has on our health, the environment and cows.

Being an NZ citizen, it was fantastic to have such an important film produced that show cased the dairy industry in an honest way. We were able to see what has been predominantly hidden from the public eye as the dairy industry is such a backbone for NZ and it would be bad for business of the truth came out. However, without the truth, how can any consumer make an informed decision. This film was hard to watch as it brings truth to light, but it also provides a light at the end of the tunnel and offers insight that all is not lost.

A much needed educational film that should be seen by all dairy consumers.