Food For Change: The Story of  Cooperation in America looks at the current resurgence of food cooperatives in America and their unique historic place in the economic and political landscape. Born in the heartland, cooperatives are seen as the middle path between Wall Street and Socialism.

The film profiles several food co-ops that have revived neighborhoods and communities - right in the shadows of corporate agribusinesses and supermarket chains. It's an inspiring example of community-centered economies thriving in an age of globalization.

Trailer: https://vimeo.com/228997647

82 minutes. Directed by Steve Alves

"This film should inspire anyone interested in creating socially just, community supported, and economically viable enterprises." Marion Nestle, Professor of Nutrition, Food Studies, and Public Health, New York University