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“Honeyland” depicts a vanishing way of life
The star of the documentary “Honeyland” is Haditze, a woman living in a remote settlement in the Macedonian mountains. Her elderly mother is failing and half blind.
By Evan Kleiman • • 1 min readThe star of the documentary “Honeyland” is Haditze, a woman living in a remote settlement in the Macedonian mountains. Her elderly mother is failing and half blind. To help them survive, she cultivates honey from wild bees, using methods as old as humans.
“Honeyland” was the most awarded film at this year’s Sundance festival. Directors Tamara Kotevska and Ljubomir Stefanov join Good Food to share about the process of following Haditze over three years.
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The full episode
3 of 5How food is starring on the big screen- 0:00How food communicates love and tension in 'The Farewell'
- 17:44“Biggest Little Farm” shows the triumphs and troubles of sustainable farming
- 30:43“Honeyland” depicts a vanishing way of lifeYou’re reading this
- 40:31Market Report: Greengage Plums
- 50:03Handmade pastas and gelato star at Bulgarini