Titolo: Super size me
DURATION: 96 minuts
ANY NACIONALITAT i: i Alemanya
Mongolia, 2003
DIRECTOR: Morgan Spurlock
actors and actresses:
Morgan Spurlock, Ronald McDonald, Dr.. Daryl Isaacs, Dr.. Lisa Ganjhu, Alexandra Jamieson, Dr.. Stephen Siegel, Bridget Bennett, Eric Rowley, John Banzhaf, John Robbins
SCRIPT: Morgan Spurlock
PRODUCTION: Morgan Spurlock
MUSIC: Steve Horowitz and Michael Parrish
PHOTOGRAPHY: Scott Ambrozy
EDITING:
Stela Georgieva and Julie " Bob "Lombardi
ART DIRECTION: Joe the Artist
Morgan Spurlock, director of advertising and TV programs, 33, is the protagonist of his own documentary about the fast food industry. For a month (30 days) made three meals -Daily breakfast, lunch and dinner at McDonald's establishments. He traveled to U.S. customers talking with McDonald's establishments and health experts from 20 American cities. Report obesity and portrays a known aspect of American life ... and not American.
Half of diseases that cause more deaths worldwide are closely linked to food. Overfeeding and malnutrition are the two most visible faces of the food deficits that coexist on the planet. The lack of excess food is the source of epidemics as serious, according to experts in community nutrition, should play places priority on the agendas of those responsible for public health on a par with smoking. They claim they need community programs and global actions, and so raise the First World Congress of Nutrition and Public Health to be held in Barcelona later this month. While rich countries
obesity figures reaching terrifying (Spain 16 100 people are obese), in developing societies there is a doubly alarming phenomenon: the coexistence of malnutrition due to lack of food with a increase in obesity caused by the abandonment of traditional products and adoption of a diet on cheap food and poor quality, but very rich in calories. Quickly
McDonald's introduced vegetarian sandwiches, salads and a selection of super size withdrew.
CONTEST
The script of the film came to Morgan Spurlock knew that TV had two sisters sued McDonald's, which blamed their obesity. The ruling said that the girls could not prove that McDonald's was the only culprit of their obesity.
think we have enough elements to say that fast food is bad?
How to avoid the consumption of such food in a world like today? To what extent companies are responsible? Where responsibility begins and where the company of people?
Some media and businesses have said that a documentary is very exaggerated because there is nobody to make three meals a day and in places, but there are many people, without exaggeration, about 90 meals a year in places similar effect is the same.
Why would you say that in some forums instead of talking about talking about fast food junk food? If we compare what is denounced in the film with the figures of malnutrition in certain countries and continents, it seems a little obscene paradox?
Why McDonald's?
was chosen for several reasons:
has more than 30,000 restaurants in over 100 countries.
serves over 46 million people a day.
has a very sophisticated strategy to attract customers ahead of the children.
is not the only place like this, their close relatives are: Burger King, Pizza Hut, KFC and other such ... ....
think in some sense that MacDonald's is an emblem with regard to fast food?
The same year McDonald's spent 500 million dollars in his campaign WeLove to See You Smile, the government invested 2 million in nutrition education. You get
consequences of this imbalance?
recall what were the results of the first review?
bodily changes observed after the experiment
Morgan Spurlock's diet before
Weight 83 kg
Cholesterol
165
Analytical Analytical
correct within the limits of normality
After diet
Weight
Cholesterol
Analytical decompensated. Liver swollen
Other symptoms Pressie
high respiratoris problemes, bad chap, vomiting win, depressio, Perdue l'sexual appetite.
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