VarietyFinding North is a useful, engaging and enraging movie that will enlist supporters for its cause.
Village VoiceThrough their stories, Jacobson and Silverbush lens a broader picture of rampant hunger in a country that actually produces ...
New York Daily NewsAs important and eye-opening a documentary as you'll see this year, A Place at the Table makes it impossible to think of hun...
Wall Street JournalIn addition to the dismaying facts and figures is a fuller sense of what hunger can look like, and feel like, among the mill...
The New York TimesRevealing little that a moderately informed viewer will not already know, the film shies away from the outrage and bare-knuc...
Los Angeles TimesThe filmmakers vividly illustrate the power and depth of the long-spiraling problem of "food insecurity" by immersing us in ...
The Philadelphia InquirerA Place at the Table is advocacy journalism at its best, lining up its facts, illustrating the widespread problem with a few...
Washington PostIt deserves to be seen, along with Food, Inc., King Corn and other muckraking food docs of recent years.
San Francisco ChronicleA Place at the Table presents a shameful truth that should leave viewers dismayed and angry: This nation has more than enoug...
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Partial Film Information
Director: Kristi Jacobson
Writer: Unknown or Not Available
Studio: Magnolia Pictures
Cast: Jeff Bridges, Tom Colicchio
Release: March 1, 2013
Writer: Unknown or Not Available
Studio: Magnolia Pictures
Cast: Jeff Bridges, Tom Colicchio
Release: March 1, 2013
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