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Michael Pollan

‘Food, Inc.’: An Undercooked Documentary With Simply Too Much on Its Plate

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CHICAGO – The side effect of a well-executed horror film is lack of sleep. The side effect of a well-executed documentary on corruption of our food supply is lack of appetite. Personally? I left “Food, Inc.,” went straight to lunch and had a big ole’ fried-chicken salad.

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