THE MEATRIX II: REVOLTING.

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THE MEATRIX II: REVOLTING

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THE MEATRIX II: REVOLTING GOES LIVE, BRINGS MESSAGE: THINK TWICE

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[NEW YORK, NY]

The Meatrix II: Revolting went live today at www.themeatrix2.com ,

bringing

an important message to food buyers nationwide â & #128; & #148; manure and deceit

might

just lurk beneath the packaging of dairy products in your shopping

cart. The

cliffhanger sequel to the award-winning Meatrix movie takes on

another facet

of the factory farm industry, exposing the ugly truth behind factory

dairy

farms. The film's companion site includes The Meatrix 360

Interactive, an

animated educational tool with more than 20 hot buttons linking to

resource

pages that offer in-depth information about factory farm issues.

The Meatrix II: Revolting takes the Meatrix campaign to the next

level,

stated Diane Hatz, executive producer of the film. We're not only

educating

consumers about factory farming and offering them a solution through

our Eat

Well Guide, were also building a sustainable community through the

online

discussion forum and get involved section found on our new Meatrix

web site.

The Meatrix II: Revolting takes the original Meatrix, a spoof on the

Matrix

films that has reached over 10 million viewers, and introduces more

action,

adventure and excitement. It stars our favorite farm heroes Leo, the

young

pig who wonders if he is the one; Chickity, the feathered family farm

defender; and Moopheus, the trench-coat clad cow with a passion for

green

pastures.

The three embark on a new adventure when Leo is taken to a factory

dairy

farm. On his trip, he learns firsthand the ugly truth about how the

animals

are raised, what they eat, the hormones and antibiotics they are

injected

with, and their unsanitary living conditions. The trio finds that

these

dairy factories create enormous amounts of waste that pollute the

surrounding land, water and air.

Large-scale, unsustainable dairy operations are increasing in number,

pushing out the smaller, sustainable farms, said Hatz. Consumers

have a

right to know how their food is produced, and they have a right to

make the

healthiest choice for themselves and their families.

Watch and uncover the illusion & learn more at

www.themeatrix2.com