55000 for Breakfast
Overview
This short documentary profiles a 1949 meeting of the International Federation of Agricultural Producers in Guelph, Ontario. The IFAP plans to help solve the dire problem of world hunger—a problem sharpened by the birth of 55,000 more human beings, arriving "for breakfast," each day. Delegates emphasize the plight of the many nations who face starvation while others have a surplus of food. The conference challenges the world to succeed at implementing a proposed plan for the fair distribution of food.
About 55000 for Breakfast (1949)
55000 for Breakfast (1949) is a documentary movie produced by ONF | NFB in Canada. It was directed by Lawrence Cherry and Evelyn Cherry and written by Lawrence Cherry and Evelyn Cherry. On screen you will see Jacques Scott. With a runtime of 11m, the film averages 9.0/10 across 1 TMDB ratings.
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