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)

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

Jun 7, 2022

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Verne Gay

Newsday

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

Rated: 3/4

May 31, 2022

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Glenn Kenny

RogerEbert.com

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

Rated: 3/4

May 27, 2022

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Wade Major

FilmWeek (LAist)

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.

Jun 7, 2022

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Sabrina McFarland

Common Sense Media

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.

Rated: 4/5

Jun 6, 2022

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Dennis Schwartz

Dennis Schwartz Movie Reviews

The uplifting film was a joy to watch.

Rated: B

Jun 1, 2022

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Melody H

Score: 2/10. Boring. Had to turn it off 10mins into it. Would I watch it again? No.

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

05/23/23

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Audience Member

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+

Rated 4 out of 5 stars

01/22/23

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Audience Member

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.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars

02/21/23

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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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