Actor Dan Richardson and director Giles Alderson have collaborated on a new vegan documentary called Food for Thought. The film explores the growth of the vegan movement worldwide through interviews with various figures such as animal rights activists, athletes, and plant-based food developers. The documentary aims to appeal to a wide audience, including meat-eaters, by incorporating honest video diaries from volunteers trying a plant-based diet for 30 days.

Food for Thought delves into the ethical and environmental reasons for going vegan and the potential impact that veganism could have on the world. The film not only educates viewers but also aims to leave them feeling understood, included, and hopeful. The world premiere of Food for Thought is set to take place at the Royal Geographical Society in London on January 24, hosted by actor and animal activist Peter Egan, with profits going to Animal Aid and Goodheart Animal Sanctuaries.