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Released November 8th, 2010, 'But Is It Replicable? - Lunch Love Community' stars The movie has a runtime of about 6 min, and received a user score of (out of 100) on TMDb, which assembled reviews from experienced users.
Want to know what the movie's about? Here's the plot: "It took more than 10 years to reinvent the Berkeley school lunch program and create the Dining Commons. Everyone wants to know, can we do it? The Lunch Love Community Project is an open space documentary project by Helen De Michiel and Sophie Constantinou, produced by 30 Leaves Production, Citizen Film and Media Working Group." .
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The Lunch Love Community Project
An online documentary project offering shareable films, community engagement, and creative resources to inspire change in the way kids eat. In 1999, The Berkeley School District created its groundbreaking food policy with the goal to “provide nutritious, fresh, tasty, locally grown food that reflects Berkeley’s cultural diversity.” Ten years later, the School Lunch Initiative has realized that vision. “Lunch Love Community” presents a multilayered story of an economically and ethnically diverse community persisting over a decade to reinvent school lunch, and integrate it into an innovative cooking and gardening curriculum. Berkeley’s community of cooks, educators, parents, health advocates, politicians and vendors is now leading the national movement to eliminate childhood obesity, and change the way our children eat.
