Food Medicine Project
How We Got Started
The Food Medicine Project is a mother-daughter home gardens endeavor to experiment with two undervalued forms of home gardening – Vertical Wall gardens and Crack gardens – and prove how these low maintenance methods in urban-suburban spaces can yield fresh healthy abundant produce directly to the kitchen tables of family, neighbors, and friends.
As food is our medicine, we need to be mindful of what we are eating in order to heal and maintain our bodies. Read on to learn about the documentary, information about the varieties of Non-GMO produce that emerged from this project as well as the history and medicinal properties of each plant.
The Film:
Food Medicine
Award-winning Documentary Short released in June, 2020
Synopsis: Deep in the suburbs of Los Angeles, CA during the COVID-19 pandemic, mother and daughter use undervalued home garden methods to grow, share and deliver fresh healthy abundant produce with family, neighbors, and friends.
Behind the Scenes
Film Festivals & Awards
Tulum, Mexico – Best Human Story
New York – Official Selection
Sacramento – Official Selection
Oklahoma – Official Selection
Los Angeles – Best By Audience
New York – Official Selection
Texas – Official Selection
Colorado – Official Selection
Florida – Official Selection
Canada – Merit Award
Maryland – Official Selection
Los Angeles – Official Selection
Orange County – Official Selection
Hollywood – Best Spoken Word
California – Official Selection
Los Angeles – Official Selection
