The Harvest opens with a dedication to humanity, frankly, knowing what humanity is like, especially right at this moment in time, that could be a really bad sign. Thankfully what follows is a film that does not ignore the ills of this world (far from it) but one which stands defiant in the face of a cold, merciless and prejudicial authority and opts instead to take the spotlight from those in power (none of whom - tellingly - agreed to be interviewed) and shed it on those who are our future but who need help in the present.