Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Again, Robin Danehav and Isak Friberg flew across the world to make a documentary about coffee.
Watch the documentary here: youtu.be/0ehMU0tj4zo?si=qFCU5M53-rFoVTMD
This time, we went to Brazil with Lykke Coffee Farms to film a story about the future of coffee, climate change, regenerative farming, and the people trying to make sure coffee is still around in 25 years.
This is the behind the scenes version of that trip.
A more personal, vlog-style look at what it was actually like to travel through Brazil, meet Felipe Croce, Lars Pilengrim and the farmers working with coffee, and try to find the story while filming it.
In Uganda, everything about coffee production was new to us. In Brazil, we came in with a little more knowledge, a clearer question, and a bigger challenge: how do we make a documentary about something as ordinary as coffee, while showing how fragile its future might be?
Expect airports, long travel days, flies, heat, coffee cupping, beautiful farms, production chaos, honest reflections, Rio de Janeiro, and the process behind making the main documentary.
If you haven’t watched the full Brazil coffee documentary yet, start there:
youtu.be/JyqNyMABex0
Want to follow or support the project?
🎬 Watch more stories and films: robindanehav.com
✍️ Support the documentaries and read my notes: robindanehav.substack.com
🎥 Work with me through Impact Docs Studio: https://impactdocs.studio
📷 Instagram: instagram.com/robindanehav
⛓️ LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/robindanehav
#BehindTheScenes #BrazilDocumentary #CoffeeDocumentary #FutureOfCoffee #RegenerativeAgriculture #DocumentaryFilmmaking ❤️
Again, Robin Danehav and Isak Friberg flew across the world to make a documentary about coffee.
Watch the documentary here: youtu.be/0ehMU0tj4zo?si=qFCU5M53-rFoVTMD
This time, we went to Brazil with Lykke Coffee Farms to film a story about the future of coffee, climate change, regenerative farming, and the people trying to make sure coffee is still around in 25 years.
This is the behind the scenes version of that trip.
A more personal, vlog-style look at what it was actually like to travel through Brazil, meet Felipe Croce, Lars Pilengrim and the farmers working with coffee, and try to find the story while filming it.
In Uganda, everything about coffee production was new to us. In Brazil, we came in with a little more knowledge, a clearer question, and a bigger challenge: how do we make a documentary about something as ordinary as coffee, while showing how fragile its future might be?
Expect airports, long travel days, flies, heat, coffee cupping, beautiful farms, production chaos, honest reflections, Rio de Janeiro, and the process behind making the main documentary.
If you haven’t watched the full Brazil coffee documentary yet, start there:
youtu.be/JyqNyMABex0
Want to follow or support the project?
🎬 Watch more stories and films: robindanehav.com
✍️ Support the documentaries and read my notes: robindanehav.substack.com
🎥 Work with me through Impact Docs Studio: https://impactdocs.studio
📷 Instagram: instagram.com/robindanehav
⛓️ LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/robindanehav
#BehindTheScenes #BrazilDocumentary #CoffeeDocumentary #FutureOfCoffee #RegenerativeAgriculture #DocumentaryFilmmaking ❤️
