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After Winter, Spring is a film of genre Documentary released in USA on 25 february 2015

After Winter, Spring (2015)

After Winter, Spring
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Released in USA 25 february 2015
Length 1h15
Rating67% 3.354063.354063.354063.354063.35406

After Winter, Spring is a 2012 documentary film directed by Judith Lit that follows the lives of family farmers in the Périgord region of France. In addition to documenting their way of life, the film also depicts their struggles under pressure from real estate development, government agriculture policy, and large-scale agribusiness.

The film has screened at a number of film festivals. Its awards include Best Documentary at the 2013 Arizona International Film Festival and the Audience Award for Best World Cinema Documentary at the 2012 Mill Valley Film Festival.
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