--- title: Vegan Documentarian Tells the Inside Story of Lab-Grown Meat description: Liz Marshall’s Meat the Future charts the birth of a new technological innovation that grows meat from stem cells instead of animals canonical: https://time.com/6164026/meating-the-future-documentary/ author: Aryn Baker article:opinion: false article:content_tier: free article:published_time: 2022-04-05T10:00:18.000Z article:modified_time: 2026-10-14T09:34:21.310Z article:section: Climate og:title: Vegan Documentarian Tells the Inside Story of Lab-Grown Meat og:description: Liz Marshall’s Meat the Future charts the birth of the technology that grows meat from stem cells instead of animals og:url: https://time.com/6164026/meating-the-future-documentary/ og:site_name: TIME og:image: https://static.time.com/v3/assets/bltea6093859af6183b/blte02ffcb1e5edbe52/698a309322fb859944e2d4fd/MTF-INTL-Landscape-1.png?branch=production&width=1200&quality=75&auto=webp&crop=16:9 og:image:width: 1920 og:image:height: 1080 og:image:alt: MTF-INTL Landscape og:type: article twitter:card: summary_large_image twitter:title: Vegan Documentarian Tells the Inside Story of Lab-Grown Meat twitter:description: Liz Marshall’s Meat the Future charts the birth of the technology that grows meat from stem cells instead of animals twitter:image: https://static.time.com/v3/assets/bltea6093859af6183b/blte02ffcb1e5edbe52/698a309322fb859944e2d4fd/MTF-INTL-Landscape-1.png?branch=production&width=1200&quality=75&auto=webp&crop=16:9 ---  # Vegan Documentarian Tells the Inside Story of the Lab-Grown Meat Industry > Sponsored content. 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Source: [https://aws.amazon.com/quick/](/c/aws-quick-time-2026q4/home?i=0e65a31b-ff6f-4836-8ea3-b27f59c3867f&cr=aws-quick-2026q4-v1) and [https://aws.amazon.com/quick/pricing/](/c/aws-quick-time-2026q4/pricing?i=0e65a31b-ff6f-4836-8ea3-b27f59c3867f&cr=aws-quick-2026q4-v1) ## Video: Meat The Future (2021) I Official Trailer I Metfilm Sales [Watch (HLS stream): Meat The Future (2021) I Official Trailer I Metfilm Sales](https://cdn.jwplayer.com/manifests/ifCv8VZg.m3u8) (2:10)  _Published 2022-04-05. A character driven, deep dive into the game changing world of “cultivated” meat, Meat the Future follows a visionary CEO, Dr. Uma Valeti, as he sets out to make his dream a reality for us all. Imagine a world where real meat is produced sustainably without the need to breed, raise and slaughter animals. This is no longer science fiction. Cultivated meat is a food innovation that grows real meat from animal cells and it’s now within reach. Mayo Clinic trained cardiologist Dr. Valeti, is the co-founder and CEO of Upside Foods (previously Memphis Meats), the leading start-up of the cultivated meat revolution. From the world’s first meatball which cost $18,000 per pound to the first chicken fillet and duck a l'orange for half the cost, the film follows Valeti and his team over five years as the cost of production plummets, and consumers’ eye the imminent birth of this timely industry._ by [Aryn Baker](https://time.com/author/aryn-baker/) ## Aryn Baker Apr 5, 2022 10:00 AM UTC A character driven, deep dive into the game changing world of “cultivated” meat, Meat the Future follows a visionary CEO, Dr. Uma Valeti, as he sets out to make his dream a reality for us all. Imagine a world where real meat is produced sustainably without the need to breed, raise and slaughter animals. This is no longer science fiction. Cultivated meat is a food innovation that grows real meat from animal cells and it’s now within reach. Mayo Clinic trained cardiologist Dr. Valeti, is the co-founder and CEO of Upside Foods (previously Memphis Meats), the leading start-up of the cultivated meat revolution. From the world’s first meatball which cost $18,000 per pound to the first chicken fillet and duck a l'orange for half the cost, the film follows Valeti and his team over five years as the cost of production plummets, and consumers’ eye the imminent birth of this timely industry. by [Aryn Baker](https://time.com/author/aryn-baker/) ## Aryn Baker Apr 5, 2022 10:00 AM UTC Liz Marshall’s latest release,[ _Meat the Future_](https://meatthefuture.com/), will be available for streaming April 5 on Apple TV, Amazon, and Google Play. The feature length-documentary charts the birth of a new technological innovation that[ grows meat from stem cells](https://time.com/6109450/sustainable-lab-grown-mosa-meat/) instead of animals, reducing the need for industrial agriculture and ending slaughter. She tells the story through Uma Valeti, a cardiologist-turned food entrepreneur who now heads one of the world’s leading cell-cultivated meat companies,[ Upside Foods](https://upsidefoods.com/) (formerly called Memphis Meats). I spoke with the film director about her new documentary, the next steps, and what cell-cultivated chicken tastes like. **TIME: You are vegan. Why did you decide to do a story about cultivated meat?** Marshall: Back in 2016 I was actively seeking something that was very solution focused and character driven, also knowing that we don’t want doom and gloom stories. I was trying to find something that is actually viable, and that was underway, not just a utopian aspiration. I was introduced to Uma \[Valeti\] as he was in the Genesis phase—he was just moving into their first R&D facility —and we had a couple of conversations and we just clicked. I started filming just to see what would happen. **Growing food in vats is frequently a symbol of techno-corporate overreach in dystopian**[ **films**](https://www.imdb.com/video/vi2020082969?playlistId=tt0070723&ref%5F=tt%5Fov%5Fvi) **and novels. Did you have any doubts or squeamishness going into this subject?** Of course. But then it became normalized for me. It really just made sense. I never make any claims that this is the silver bullet that will change the world. But I do hope that it transforms the food system. In the meantime, this film is a historic document. It’s the only film in the world that chronicles the birth of this industry, told through the eyes of a cardiologist who took this very risky career turn to become the CEO and founder of the world’s leading cultivated meat company. **What surprised you most over the course of filming?** At the time we started, the whole idea was extremely novel, marginal, and abstract. And I think it still is, though for many people there’s more and more interest. In 2017, the meat industry invested in Memphis Meats \[now called Upside\]. I didn’t imagine that things would accelerate so quickly. Just how quickly this is moving forward and becoming a piece of the conversation has been the greatest surprise. I think it’s because we all recognize the need for something like this. **Were you expecting to see cultivated meat on the shelves by the time you finished?** I thought it would be but then the pandemic hit, so maybe that plays a role. Still, worldwide this industry is expanding, despite and maybe because of the pandemic, because of the fear of zoonotic disease and because of the need for solutions to problems with our food system. I think it’s just a matter of time. **_Read More:_** [**_The Cow That Could Feed the Planet_**](https://time.com/6109450/sustainable-lab-grown-mosa-meat/) **Did you try it?** I tried it twice. The first time was early on in their first R&D facility. And then I tried it a couple years later. It was an experience because I don’t eat meat. I went vegetarian in 1989 and vegan when I made the _Ghosts in Our Machine_ documentary \[about animal farming\] in 2012\. It was a non-issue for me to try it. It was like going to the moon. It was part of my research. It was a fascinating experience. **And how did it taste?** I remember I said that it tastes like meat, and the team all laughed at me because they said it _is_ meat. It wasn’t revelatory.[ It tasted like chicken](https://time.com/6140206/cultivated-meat-passes-the-taste-test/). But it reminded me why humans like meat. **What do you wish you had captured more of?** I always want more access. Figuratively and literally, you want to be in the room. You want to be witnessing these monumental milestones and moments. I knew from the onset that there’s no way that we could film everything. I went into it with that understanding, but at the same time, you always want more. **What’s the next chapter for you?** My intention and hope is that this becomes an entry point to demystify the technology, that it becomes a platform for awareness building and education. If this industry gets off the ground, this will be an historic, exclusive story about the genesis phase of something that helped transform the paradigm. 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