Posted on 06/29/2010 12:49:25 PM PDT by isom35
the plot: angry farmer becomes a sort of johnny tomato-seed. A futuristic society has outlawed seeds, but 1 farmer prefers to use them because the tomatoes taste better. Authorities destroy his crop, but he remembers he has some spare seeds stored a farmer's museum he maintained. He takes the seeds and travel the country planting them. This movie was in French with subtitles, most likely black & white, unknown what year. I have tried imdb advanced search to no avail. Thanks for any help.
Wuthering Tomatoes
I like cheese.
I have nothing to add but wanted to see my name near the top of a thread that just might become one of those threads...
Tomato-Heit 451
(seriously though, it actually sounds interesting)
What’s It All About Tomato?
One of the greatest spaghetti westerns ever...
First Tomato
Or it could be "The Tomatoman" also starring Keving Costner.
Or maybe it was "Dances With Tomatos" starring...well, you get my point.
The Tomatofather: Part II
Tomato Story 3
Schindler's Tomato
12 Angry Tomato
One Flew Over the Tomato
Seven Tomato
Tomato Club
Raiders of the Lost Tomato
The Usual Tomatoes
The Silence of the Tomatoes
Wait, was it...
Fried Green Tomatoes Grown By a Farmer With Outlawed Seeds?
Tomato Without A Cause
A tomato grows in Brooklyn.
A Tomato Grows in Brooklyn!
You beat me!! LOL
Are you 100% sure it was FRENCH and not, say, Flemish, Dutch, Walloon, Italian?
A Clockwork Tomato
(all you have to do is cry “uncle!”)
Monsantocide ?
MONSANTO..
Effectively that’s what they are doing.. Even if you use your own seed, if their GMO plants cross polinate with yours and you use your seed next year to grow your own crops they sue you and shut you down!
This company is a blight, and US Agricultural law needs massively updated to stop their heinous behaviors.
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