So cool! I love that it just happened as it happened while you were filming. I think this is an awesome lesson. Thank you Sadie and Safiyah!😊

I really think this will help kids think about what they eat

THIS WAS A GREAT AND AWESOME MOVIE ABOUT HEALTHIE EATING

I just have to tell you, that you two girls are so inspiring! You are an example not only to you peers, but your elders! You make me want to get out there and make a difference and that is one of the best legacies you can leave behind! Keep doing what you are doing! It is so important.... and you are too!

Sadie and Sofie, A remarkable job! Thanks for teaching us whats on our plate, continue to contribute your best to the world. Looking for more from you! Coach Anna McCoy

I watched it with my daughter Mia 14 and son Michael 11 and we all thought it was wonderful! Thank you so much for mentoring your daughter and her friend through the process of making such an important film. I hope it reaches the widest audience possible and know it will have real impact in bringing about change to our food production and consumption habits.

hey sadie and sofia!! my name is chanel and i live in new york. i saw your movie and i totally loved it! i love the fact that you guys are so young making your dreams come true, and its awesome that you can spread the word about healthy foods. I want to start going to green markets to buy healthy foods. Thanks for the info and inspiration. Love you guys, keep up the good work! :D

I love what you guys have been doing! I just went on a trip on Tuesday January 25, 2011, in Brooklyn at the Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM)! My school is P.S. /I.S. 208! I would love to see that movie over and over again! I think what you guys are doing is fantastic! 8-)

We just watched your documentary on Netflix Instant Viewing and are really glad that we could see it. We are a homeschooling mother and a 9 year old, and we are reading The Omnivore's Dilemma right now, so the movie was a great way to learn more! Thanks for making this film. We will think of you on our next trip to the farmer's market!

While I quite know most of the factoids, the impact of their complete arrangement leaves me jammed, angry, half ill, stunned that our governing elements have so arranged our food supply. This doesn't reach into the economic and social inequities against which I feel so impotent. What a blithering child I see myself to be . . . if we could just get that superlative man into the White House, our world would change. Actually, were I to distill the primary reason for wanting that direction to be taken, it was that it would mean a change for the United States in the eyes of the world. I had come to such concern for our reputation in the eyes of the world, as we have lost so much. . . . ah, the wreckage is so great, Ah, the wreakage is so deep, so profound, how, indeed, will it be brought into full humanity. I think I want to know that you are working with your heart and skills to affect some few positive shifts, and that the children will be the recipients of the urge to attend to the common good. Sometimes I feel bi-polar, at times high as seven kites because of the quality of the day, the moment, of a memory, of someone, and other times I feel so freighted with the problems of the world, of our sometimes-promising country, and the tasks appear so endless, and often to attend again, when one thought it had been settled. Please keep me appraised of your work, so there is weight on the positive side of the ledger, when I need to know that.