《The Biggest Little Farm》will launch 12 free documentary episodes

The Biggest Little Farm is back at Xingtao Lane Farm.This time it is a 12-episode documentary series. Director and farm operator John Chester continues to focus on this land in Ventura County, California.The Artemis Rising Foundation has released an official trailer, and the series will be available for free on YouTube starting on November 8.

The 2018 feature documentary of the same name tells the story of a family who sold everything and moved to California to build a biodynamic farm.The desire to live together with nature means constantly solving practical problems after it is implemented.After that work, Disney launched a streaming sequel《The Biggest Little Farm: The Return》(The Biggest Little Farm: The Return).The new series continues to follow this record, and the shooting time spans 15 years, and the location is still Apricot Lane Farm.

Chester continued to direct.In addition to his two films, The Biggest Little Farm, he has also filmed documentaries such as Euphoria, Lost in Woonsocket, and Rock Prophecies, and has experience in television production.The new series is executive produced by Tom Quinn, Paul Gulinas, Jessica Gulinas and Shannon Green.

This time, the lives of the animals and the future of the farm are brought closer together.There are constant conflicts between predators and prey, and between farmers and pests; the organisms that bring life to the land may also challenge the way the farm is run.

The trailer asks a specific question: Could a farm become too wild and endanger itself?If operators want to continue to survive, they must look for recurring patterns and clues from the traces left by each disaster and try to understand the language of nature.Coexistence may require them to let go more than they originally thought.A sentence in the trailer also points to this situation: “What if the only way to keep it going is to let it go?”