Grazed and Confused (feat. the Swedish Savory Hub)

What is climate change? How are we responsible and what can we do? How much are we lost in our lives? How can we rebuild our connections?
Being fascinated with the possibilities of regenerative agriculture, Leo Labady, an independent filmmaker, spent a summer working along and exploring the lives of regenerative farmers Josephine and Jörgen in the nordic mountains of Jämtland, Sweden.
This film embodies his experiences and conversations, and tries to explore the deeper levels of how much change one can accomplish for the better.
2024
Starring:
Josephine Eilsø Mors
Jörgen Andersson
Shot, edited, sound, produced and directed by Leo Labady
For more information about the film or inquires about future projects please contact:
[e-mail]
leolabady

[@EarthUpNZ]

Loved this film - your lives with your animals, your deep care, your insights...The country side reminds me of New Zealand where we live. Thank you!

[@oceanriverinstitute9441]

Thank you for providing a soothing respite from all the frenetic craziness and a way forward where we are one with the land. Something to ruminate on for a long time.

[@BrianWehlburg]

Thank you Jorgen and Josephine.

[@taylorreed5324]

Well done, well done, well done Josephine, Jorgen and Leo! Deeply appreciated this.

[@javrri7212]

Beautiful! I got to ask, is the sound mixing deliberate or a mistake? The dialogue is very low volume and the music is very high volume. One needs to watch this with the hands on the volume control in order to be able to get anything from it.

[@Globossold]

Great documentary. Could you tell me who is the tenor who performs the aria at the beginning? Shazam doesn't identify it and it's the best version of the magic flute I've heard. Greetings and thank you for your work.

[@SavoryInstitute]

Song: Die Zauberflöte (The Magic Flute) - K. 620: Aria 'In diesen heil´gen Hallen' (Sarastro) Artist: José van Dam (Baritone) Album: Mozart: Arias & Overtures

[@twosuns7377]

Hard to hear, volume very low but thank you.

[@swamp-yankee]

I think you guys don’t have to be weed whacking before your nets. I’ve got many many hours with the stuff, and I put hot fence up in thick forage 7-8 feet tall. If you don’t start that weed whacker you’ll save a lot of time.