BREAKING: New Vegan Documentary 'Dominion' To Feature Joaquin Phoenix And Rooney Mara

BREAKING: New Vegan Documentary ‘Dominion’ To Feature Joaquin Phoenix And Rooney Mara

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(updated 1st October 2020)

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The film will premiere on March 29th in St. Kilda, Victoria - Media Credit:
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In a PBN
exclusive, creators of vegan documentary Dominion have announced that Joaquin Pheonix
and his partner Rooney Mara – award-winning actors and vegans –
will narrate the film.

In
addition, the team has expanded to include co-producer Shaun Monson – of the ground-breaking vegan documentary Earthlings – and two more high-profile narrators whose names will be announced in the full length youtube interview. 

You can view a short segment below (subscribe to Plant Based News’ youtube channel here to be notified when the full interview is released).

‘Excited’

In the interview with PBN Founder Klaus Mitchell, the film’s director Chris
Delforce said he’s ‘really excited that this has all come together’.

Monson is
also enthusiastic about the joining the team behind the film – which has been over three years in the making.

He told
PBN: “All I can say is how impressed I am with the work Chris and his team have
done over the years to assemble this picture together.”

‘Life
changing’

Monson
described the film – which examines animal use, exploitation and
commodification from multiple angles – as ‘truly life-changing’, saying it
exposes ‘riveting, horrifying emotion’.

He said: “What
you’re going to see is imagery that has never been seen before.”

Speaking
with Mitchell, LA Save organizer Amy Davis described the film’s content as ‘a level
of truth that hasn’t existed before. Truth that has been kept behind walls,
closed doors, and in darkness’.

See the
film

Monson asked
viewers, in this PBN exclusive, to ‘make time to see this film’ and ‘share it
with friends and family’.

He added
that he feels ‘hopeful that it’s powerful message will go around the world’.

Dominion will premiere on on March
29 at the Astor Theatre in St Kilda, Victoria.

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