SYNOPSICS
Så meget godt i vente (2014) is a Danish,English movie. Phie Ambo has directed this movie. are the starring of this movie. It was released in 2014. Så meget godt i vente (2014) is considered one of the best Documentary,Biography,Drama movie in India and around the world.
Niels Stokholm is one of the most idealistic farmers in Denmark. He runs the biodynamic farm with his wife, Rita, and from their farm, Thorshøjgaard, they distribute products to some of the best restaurants in the world.But not everyone is equally fond of Thorshøjgaard and their holistic methods. Authorities and bureaucracy threaten to close down the farm. Phie Ambo follows their struggle to make sure that they are not the last to do agriculture the way they do, but some of the first.
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Så meget godt i vente (2014) Reviews
Beautifully Shot Documentary
I really liked it, but it lacked some substance to me. Shots were just amazing: The camera work was just like a painter painting a canvas with heavenly colors expositions. The old guy (the main "protagonist") was just respectable and clearly equipped with a strong heart and firm believe in his work: Motivational to watch! But, I would have liked to hear more of the philosophical side of the biodynamic farming and its origin; also, what are its biggest differences with nowadays popular organic farming.
A dynamic bio
A terrific 2014 documentary about then-eighty-year-old Danish pioneer of biodynamic farming, Niels Stokholm. Beautiful in vision, sound and thought, the movie introduces Stokholm's ideas with absolute clarity. Stokholm is not a simple idealist, but a highly educated man, who has thought his every step through. Via many examples this genuinely emphatic movie shows how everything has a purpose. A case in point: the horns of cattle, which are routinely chopped off, serve a purpose in regulating the cow's appetite. Everything connects with everything and man really shouldn't tamper with the fragile tapestry which surrounds and includes us. The director spent 2½ years with her subject. When the movie came out, it influenced a political change into more support for sustainable farming. (And, of course, six months later, when the government changed, that legislation went out the window). The only point of criticism would be the sometimes leisurely pacing. Otherwise, this is an examplery documentary, talking about heavy topics in a life-affirming way. Stokholm's greatest lesson might be to simply love animals that feed you. As shown by him, they love you back.