• Just Eat It: A Food Waste Story (2014) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 7.30/10 from 924 votes

Alternate Names:

Title in Español:

Un banquete en la basura

Title in Italiano:

Just Eat It: A Food Waste Story

Title in Português:

Just Eat It: A Food Waste Story

Synopsis

Upon learning that 40% of the food that is produced globally ultimately gets discarded, couple documentarians Grant Baldwin and Jenny Rustemeyer decide to embark on a six month experiment of eating only food that is discarded or will imminently be discarded, with them even willing to purchase it. The one exception will be meals to which they have been invited by family or friends.

As their six month progresses, they are surprised about how easy it becomes to find perfectly good food (especially once they learn the routine of where to find it) but how difficult it is to get food when they ask for it. They also find that they have to reassess their views from eating preplanned meals or eating what they may be craving to eating what is available.

In addition to their experiment, food activists are interviewed, they who provide their perspective on among other things the unnecessary reasons for the food waste, which are largely aesthetic and economic, misconceptions by the public especially concerning "best before" dates and by companies as to the donation of what they believe to be perfectly good food, and the unforeseen problematic issues of most of that discarded food going to landfills.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Just Eat It: A Food Waste Story
	Don't You (Forget About Me)	Keith Forsey: Writer Simple Minds: Performer
	Golden Banjo 2	Grant Baldwin: Writer Grant Baldwin: Performer
	Just Eat It Theme	Grant Baldwin: Performer
	Making Plans	Grant Baldwin: Performer
	Pondering	Grant Baldwin: Performer
	Looking Up	Grant Baldwin: Performer
	Outlook Is Good	Grant Baldwin: Performer
	Dappled Sunlight	Grant Baldwin: Performer
	Pondering V2	Grant Baldwin: Performer
	Losing	Grant Baldwin: Performer
	Hitting the Low	Grant Baldwin: Performer
	Not Taboo	Grant Baldwin: Performer
	Someday Soon	Grant Baldwin: Performer
	Granddad	Grant Baldwin: Performer
	Optimistic Acoustic	Grant Baldwin: Performer
	Food Stylin' find	Grant Baldwin: Performer
	Long Journey	Grant Baldwin: Performer
	Finding Chocolate	Grant Baldwin: Performer
	Banjo Morph	Grant Baldwin: Performer
	Biggest Impact	Grant Baldwin: Performer
	Couloir	Grant Baldwin: Performer
	Mixed Feelings	Grant Baldwin: Performer
	Gaining Weight	Grant Baldwin: Performer
	Dark Label	Grant Baldwin: Performer
	Shocking Strings	Grant Baldwin: Performer
	Methane	Grant Baldwin: Performer
	Happens in Vegas	Grant Baldwin: Performer
	Farmin' banjo	Grant Baldwin: Performer
	Die With Boots On	Grant Baldwin: Performer
	Halloween Candy	Grant Baldwin: Performer
	Donate	Grant Baldwin: Performer
	Food Rescue	Grant Baldwin: Performer
	Dinner Party	Grant Baldwin: Performer
	Food Stylin' find	Grant Baldwin: Performer
	Farmin' banjo	Grant Baldwin: Performer

User reviews

William Baker

9/10

The use of different musical styles and tones throughout the soundtrack adds depth and emotion to the storytelling, enhancing the viewer's connection to the subject matter. It truly elevates the viewing experience and makes the message even more impactful.

James Perez

6/10

The use of different musical styles and tones throughout the film helps to keep the audience engaged and interested in the topic of food waste.

Ashley Moore

7/10

The soundtrack seamlessly complements the interviews with food activists, enhancing their messages and making them more poignant.

Mark Smith

6/10

The soundtrack successfully conveys the sense of empowerment and possibility that comes with making small changes to combat food waste.

Daniel Jackson

8/10

The use of sound effects in certain scenes adds a layer of realism and immersion, making the viewer feel more connected to the documentary.

Matthew Phillips

5/10

The emotional depth conveyed through the soundtrack during interviews with food activists really highlights the gravity of the issues surrounding food waste.

Donna Davis

8/10

The variety of musical styles used in the soundtrack keeps the viewer engaged and adds depth to the storytelling.

Thomas White

8/10

The music helps to create a sense of empathy towards the subjects of the documentary, making their experiences more relatable and compelling.

Robert Moore

7/10

The music effectively conveys the sense of urgency and importance of the issue of food waste, enhancing the documentary's impact on the audience.

Steven Brown

9/10

Overall, the soundtrack not only complements the narrative of the film but also stands on its own as a powerful piece of music that resonates long after the credits roll. It is a testament to the importance of music in conveying complex themes and emotions in documentaries.

Amanda Gonzalez

6/10

The soundtrack excels in setting the mood for each scene, whether it's a moment of realization or a call to action regarding food waste.

Emily Carter

4/10

Furthermore, I felt that the soundtrack did not effectively capture the urgency and seriousness of the issue of food waste portrayed in the film. The music seemed disconnected from the themes and struggles depicted on screen, missing an opportunity to evoke a stronger emotional response from the audience.