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Live and Let Live
Overview
Live and Let Live is a feature documentary examining our relationship with animals, the history of veganism and the ethical, environmental and health reasons that move people to go vegan.
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Cast
Aaron Adams
Self - Chef, Portobello Trattoria
Jonathan Balcombe
Self - Ethologist & Biologist
T. Colin Campbell
Self - Professor of Nutritional Biochemistry
Jan Gerdes
Self - Hof Butenland
Robert Goodland
Self - Tropical Ecologist
Susanne Gura
Self - Nutritionist
Hendrik Haßel
Self - Animal Equality
Melanie Joy
Self - Sociologist & Psychologist
Kati Kosler
Self
Jack Lindquist
Self - Professional Track Cyclist
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