I suppose it's difficult to shake negativity about a phrase that people have made up their minds about already based on their prior experiences with it. That's what has happened to "low-carb" unfortunately which has been tarnished ironically by people like Dr. Campbell and other vegan activists as being an unhealthy way to eat. I find this vegan movie idea intriguing because we live in a culture that is so media-driven. Although it's only going to be released in limited markets, the potential impact of a film like Forks Over Knives is tremendous, especially with the backing of a major corporate sponsor like Whole Foods (who now has a "Healthy Eating Specialist" in each of their stores promoting the vegan diet to customers). It makes me long for someone who can articulate the healthy low-carb message through the medium of filmmaking in an entertaining, yet informative and persuasive way. My buddy Tom Naughton did just that with his DVD-only releaseFAT HEAD. But it was never shown in theaters. And the long-awaited release of In Search Of The Perfect Human Diet from filmmaker CJ Hunt will not likely make it to movie theaters either despite having an amazing message to share with people who are looking for a way of eating that could quite possibly change their lives forever for the better.
"Forks Over Knives" will satisfy the appetite of movie goers with its worldwide premiere on Monday, The premiere will take place at the Pacific Design Center in West Hollywood, beginning at 7:00 PM with a plant-based feast catered by Whole Foods Market, a sponsor in the release of the film.
Following the premiere, there will be a Q&A panel with Dr. Campbell, Dr. Esselstyn, Rip Esselstyn, filmmakers and others to discuss the film and the ideals behind it. "Forks Over Knives" will be released in theaters on May 6th in Los Angeles and New York, and throughout the country beginning May 13th. The film will be playing in Landmark, Regal and AMC theaters.
"Forks Over Knives," which has been featured on CNN and Oprah.com among other outlets, examines the profound claim that many of our most-debilitating degenerative diseases are almost always preventable, and in many cases reversible, through diet alone.In addition, the film continues its successful partnership with Whole Foods Market, America's leading natural and organic foods supermarket, and the company's Healthy Eating Partner, Rip Esselstyn, author of The Engine 2 Diet. Whole Foods Market and Engine 2 will host a new series of special premiere screening events, providing customers an opportunity to view the film, enjoy plant-strong Engine 2 food, and explore the topic of plant-based diets further with an expert Q&A panel following the film.
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