The Garden Essay -- Agriculture, South Central Urban Farm

The Garden, a documentary film most the South Central urban farm, demonstrates the plight of the disadvantaged it sheds light on decisions, made by the urban center of Los Angeles, which did not take into account the struggles and the livelihood of the three cardinal farmers who place crops to feed their families on plots of land in the South Central Farm. The metropoliss usage of eminent domain and the seizure of the land that leads to the terminal of the South Central Farmwhich provided sustenance for much than three hundred local familiesis an example of corruption in the government that further creates an hourglass economy. The Garden, which tells the news report of three South Central families who fight against corruption to save their farms, unmasks the professedly story behind the destruction of the South Central Farm. This documentary reveals how governmental corruption along with personal greed further disrupts the initiateth of an economically disadvantaged commu nity, allowing the viewer to experience the emotions and struggled that are undermined by mainstream media. This policy-making documentary allows the viewer to analyze the South Central Farm crisis through its moving presentation of how the farmers struggle to have their voices heard against politicians who refuse to listen. The Garden, exposes the blindness of the politicians to the struggles of the underclass(prenominal) in a way that allows the viewer empathize with the farmers The interview of the families delves into their backgrounds, creating a well rounded character that all can relate too. The film of the empowerment the farmers go through when they have land to work and food to grow attracts to the audiences sense of justice. These farmers who live all their lives in dubiousness of being abl... ...s happening in society. This documentary would make the viewer feel that he should lobby the Los Angeles City council to better manage Eminent humanity cases so that the poor and the powerless are protected against the rich and the powerful, such(prenominal) as Horowitz.Documentaries are a powerful tool. By exploring personal and anecdotal perspectives, Documentaries such a The Garden successfully informs people about the political and cultural circumstances in a crisis. Albeit modern day documentaries, appeal to the sensationalism of a mainstream audience that leads to the fudging of some facts, it also leads educates the viewer about a particular problem instead of leaving them ignorant of a particular political crisis. People need not take documentaries at face value, but for more politically conscious and educated society, more people in the world must watch documentaries.