The Biggest Little Farm

critic Reviews

, 91% Certified Fresh Tomatometer Score
  • Uplifting, educational, and entertaining, The Biggest Little Farm is an environmental advocacy documentary with a satisfying side dish of hope for the future.
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    Paul ByrnesSydney Morning Herald
    The film succeeds beautifully. The science is fascinating, the results thrilling, the message sober and empowering.
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    Ed PottonTimes (UK)
    What a lovely, soul-feeding film this is.
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    Beth WebbEmpire Magazine
    The gentle rhythm of this timely, environmentally conscious documentary will temporarily draw you away from the world of tiny screens into a partially ambiguous yet fulfilling tale of endurance.
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    Tara BradyIrish Times
    The word "diversity" is mentioned a little too often in the narration, but this is completely irresistible, nonetheless.
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    Philip De SemlyenTime Out
    Like a cross between 'Microcosmos' and an origin story for Old MacDonald, this wonderful doc is possibly the most joyous 90 minutes you'll spend in a cinema this year.
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    Leslie FelperinGuardian
    Those interested in farming, adorable animals and environmentally friendly lifestyles will swoon over this lovingly made documentary...
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    Cris KennedyThe Canberra Times (Australia)
    Deep pockets and big dreams aside, this is an aspirational film fuelled with a positive energy that is infectious.
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    Alex BentleyCultureMap
    By the end of the film, the story of the Chesters and their farm has brought forth a bevy of smiles and tears, and a strong desire to book a trip to visit their small slice of heaven.
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    Fletcher PowellKMUW - Wichita Public Radio
    There's nothing like a couple dozen baby piggies.
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    Andrew F. PeirceThe Curb
    In the moment, I found myself overwhelmed by how cute, and how twee it can be. It's charming to a fault, almost obnoxiously so. But, it gives you a wealth of ideas to ruminate on, leaving you with a substantial amount of hope for the future.
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