Review of Sweetgrass (2009) by Dana Stevens for Slate — 22 Jan 2010
Though Sweetgrass has moments of great beauty, the film is never nostalgic or idealizing about its human or ovine subjects. It shows the relationship of human and domesticated animal—and the relationship of both to nature—as a productive and symbiotic yet often brutal struggle.
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This review of Sweetgrass (2009) was written by Dana Stevens and published by Slate on 22 Jan 2010.
Sweetgrass has generally received positive reviews.
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