June 3, 2016

New Film Explores Indy's Food Story


New Film Explores Indy's Food Story

INDIANAPOLIS -- A few years ago the phrase “Farm to Table” was just being used by a few hardcore foodies. Today, it seems to be everywhere. The new feature documentary “Food First” looks at how the nationwide food movement is impacting Indianapolis. Travis DiNicola speaks with filmmaker Hannah Myers Lindgren about the movie.

The first Food for Thought screening of the documentary “Food First,” followed by a community discussion, takes place at Tyler Pond Farm in Greenfield on June 11 at 5 p.m. The full schedule, and preview of the film is available at deliberatemediallc.com/food-first

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