We Feed People
Disney+ | Release Date (Streaming): May 27, 2022 CRITIC SCORE DISTRIBUTION
77
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Generally favorable reviews based on 8 Critic Reviews
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90
VarietyJoe LeydonMay 26, 2022
[A] technically polished and emotionally stirring close-up view of celebrity chef José Andrés and his nonprofit World Central Kitchen. Read full review
80
Wall Street JournalJohn AndersonMay 26, 2022
Alternately inspiring and dismaying—why is the large, affable Mr. Andrés filling this global vacuum of governmental response?—the movie is also informative, engaging and reads like an application for the Nobel Peace Prize. Read full review
80
Film ThreatSabina Dana PlasseMay 26, 2022
An on-the-scene documentary filled with interviews, action, and archival footage, We Feed People is inspiring to watch and understand how one man can activate so many. Read full review
80
Los Angeles TimesGlenn WhippMay 26, 2022
It’s easy to give in to despair. What We Feed People makes clear is that you can help with a simple, small act of empathy. Read full review
75
ColliderRoss BonaimeMay 26, 2022
Through We Feed People, Howard shows how impressive and powerful Andrés’ operation is, often covering large areas that need disaster relief. At certain points in We Feed People, even the Red Cross and Salvation Army are asking for help from Andrés in these truly awful times. Read full review
75
Washington PostTim CarmanMay 24, 2022
In the era of climate change, Howard seems to be saying, Mother Nature may be an unpredictable force, but we have our own flesh-and-blood counterpart: this voluminous, combustible, unstoppable Spaniard named Andrés. Read full review
75
Movie NationRoger MooreMay 21, 2022
The closing image of We Feed People, Ron Howard’s uplifting documentary about Chef José Andrés and the righteous work he and the non-governmental-organization charity he helped found, World Central Kitchen, is a kicker, one of documentary cinema’s great story-in-a-single-shot punchlines. Read full review
63
RogerEbert.comGlenn KennyMay 27, 2022
It’s refreshing to see an account of a famous food guy who doesn’t wallow in his own character defects. Read full review
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