Milked

This film shows you the truth about the Dairy industry once exposed they are willing to threaten your life. It also reveals the false benefits of Dairy.

This film is well created taking into a count every side of the story from farmers to local to even the head of the industry. This that people are willing to lie and manipulate the truth to us just to keep their income and financial plan intact.

Agriculture really leads to water pollution, Our planet is what we must look after.

This was a stunning documentary with applications that extend far beyond just a New Zealand context.

This film was engaging, informative, and eye-opening. The arguments were well-backed up and the film did a fantastic job at not blaming the farmers - instead, they place blame on the big corporations - Fonterra - cough* cough* - that are directly responsible for milking the New Zealand environment and being part of deplorable animal rights violations.

I highly, highly recommend!

You will be a better person for watching this film. It's not often that people go to all of this trouble for the greater good. In this case, the film has been made for the greater good of animals (including humans) and the planet. It offers a wake up call and an honest and well researched account of the wider impact of that tasty bit of cheese. At the same time, it is entertaining and beautifully narrated. Some of the stuff you can't 'unsee' - but you must see it to fully understand the impact the milk industry has on our health, the environment and cows.

Highly relevant film that highlights the severe environmental issues in Aotearoa.

Speaks with many stakeholders including farmers about environmental and animal welfare issues.

Examines the structure of capitalist profit based agriculture and the challenges this creates for society within Aotearoa and globally.

Focus on education of these issues and I highly recommend to all.

A fantastic documentary that is a must see for anyone that loves animals or the outdoors.

The documentary reminds you of the beauty of New Zealand, why we need to keep improving our environment and what we need to repair.

Definitely worthwhile viewing.