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- available formats: DVD
Black Coffee - a film by Irene Angelico
• 500 billion cups of
coffee are consumed around the world each year
• Only one cent of the price of a $2 cup of coffee goes to the grower
• It costs a full day’s wages for most coffee farmers to buy a
cappuccino
“Canadians
drink 402 cups of coffee a year... spend $600-million a year on coffee
for at-home consumption (and) $2.2 to $2.5-billion on brewed coffee...
(meanwhile) sales of fair trade coffee in Canada are less than 1 per
cent of the total coffee consumed...”
Stephanie Nolen, GLOBE & MAIL
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Black Coffee is a remarkable three part documentary that chronicles coffee’s origins in Ethiopia and its triumphant spread over five continents, sparking revolution, controversy, creativity, business and slavery all along the way. Special Features: Dolby 5.1 or Stereo |
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2005, Canada, 174 minutes (English)
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