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Monday December 10, 2012

Day: December 10, 2012

Review

Nothing Like Chocolate (2012): A Chicago International Social Change Film Festival Review

Jacob Mertens
December 10, 2012
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By Jacob Mertens. In a town buried in the jungles of Grenada, there stands a small cocoa production facility. Inside, Mott Green tinkers with equipment in a frenetic way that recalls the image of a mad scientist bringing some creation to life. However, what Green brings to life is cocoa. […]

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