The Grab

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The Grab is a documentary film that investigates the global race for control over food and water resources and its far-reaching political and human consequences.

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instanceOf documentary film
nonfiction film
aimsTo highlight human stories behind resource conflicts
inform audiences about hidden resource deals
raise awareness about global resource grabs
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
describes far-reaching human consequences of resource control
far-reaching political consequences of resource control
explores links between national security and food supply
links between national security and water supply
power dynamics in global resource markets
secrecy around large-scale resource deals
focusesOn global food systems
global water systems
impact of resource deals on local communities
international investment in agriculture
privatization of water
genre documentary
language English
mainSubject corporate control of natural resources
food security
geopolitics of resources
global race for control of food resources
global race for control of water resources
human rights impacts of resource control
land grabbing
political consequences of resource competition
resource extraction
water security
portrays communities affected by land and water grabs
governments competing for agricultural land abroad
private investors acquiring water rights
theme climate-related resource stress
economic inequality
environmental justice
globalization of agriculture
sovereignty over natural resources

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