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There’s a movement building across the country in small towns and big cities – one where thousands of people are waiting in lines around the block all to see how we can help save our planet, grow healthier food, and give our farmers a lifeline.

It’s not a political movement and it’s not an ideology. It’s a movement about soil – yes, dirt – and its being fueled by the new documentary “Common Ground,” the follow up to the juggernaut Netflix hit “Kiss the Ground,” which touched over 1 billion people globally and inspired the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) to put $20 billion toward soil health. You can watch the official Trailer HERE.

The movement is coming to Washington D.C. for a three-day run November 13-15, continuing its momentum that has seen thousands of people rallying in over 100 cities helping rocket it to one of the highest-grossing documentaries of 2023. “Common Ground” offers a sweeping vision for a change in our food policy, our farm policy and how we tackle climate change by doing more than just pointing out a problem but offering solutions – and hope. The early reviews are right: