This is a good documentary for people completely unaware of the approach and unfamiliar with anything land use or nature protection. I came for politics, but mostly got close-up staged shots of mice. Impressive shots though. And some politics.
The documentary could have spent just a minute more on the original motivation for change, than "we just couldn't bear it any longer", which doesn't teach watchers a whole lot. Why was it financially so difficult? Very glad for the time spent on showing farmers' reactions though.
I hugely recommend the book, for people interested, but sadly not this filmic version.
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