Marie-Monique Robin Marie-Monique Robin has received 20 awards for her films since her directing debut in 1989, including the Laurier du Sénat, FIGRA's Best Investigative Documentary Award, LASA's Award of Merit, the Cairo Cinema Festival Critics' Award for Death Squads: The French School, and the Rachel Carson Prize for her exposé on Monsanto. Her book The Photos of the Century: 100 Historic Moments has more than 700,000 copies in print in seven languages. Photo: Mark Duployer |
Marie-Monique's Books The World According to MonsantoMonsanto's controversial past combines some of the most toxic products ever sold with misleading reports, pressure tactics, collusion, and attempted corruption. They now race to genetically engineer (and patent) the world's food supply, which profoundly threatens our health, environment, and economy. Combining secret documents with first-hand accounts by victims, scientists, and politicians, this widely praised film exposes why Monsanto has become the world's poster child for malignant corporate influence in government and technology. |
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