I saw this documentary on Jaman... wow, best documentary I've seen in a while. Oddly enough, after watching, I stopped drinking coffee and have been drinking tea every day. It was just really freaking interesting... I thoroughly enjoyed it. Thanks!

Saw this in netfix and enjoy it so much

Les has a classic style of filmmaking and it seems in good harmony with Gina's talent & skills, and the subject matter is a good vehicle for them. I occassionally fall off the wagon(back to coffee), but I always come home to tea.

I agree. I just now saw it here in Sweden on Swedish television. A very interesting and well made documentary. David Lee Hoffman is my new hero. He works for QUALITY, win-win formula and organic farming - and to help the Chinese with production through organic farming!

watched this on the sundance channel aswell. i was intrigued and hooked as i began to watch this documentary. it was amazing. support organic tea.

As a frequent green tea drinker, this was a very fascinating and visually engaging film , which I just watched on Sundance Channel. It was informative, but I still don't understand why green tea is so variable. Even premium teas can be very good one time and, without hyperbole, wretched the next.

Nope, I came here from the link in Kevin Rose's coment as well. :-)

I need someone to give me a link to this doc STAT. Drop what you're doing and get on it!

same

Me too :P

@UserName11374 You know nothing about history hey? Why do you think England made what they called the opium war? It was for chinese tea, because it's the best and most wanted tea.

whats the song at 0:37 ?

Is this film extremely old? Or is China stuck in the past? Their hairstyles look like they're from the 80's.

@inuyashaspet Dude, get a life. Someone needs to take your internets away.