How Do You Milk an Almond?  is a short film, inspired by real-life lawsuits from 2018, where an almond milk company was sued by the dairy industry for using the word “milk." The short film entertains and introduces audiences to animal rights issues, especially reaching people that wouldn’t otherwise be exposed to these topics.

The film uses bold caricatures and songs to stimulate new discussions, ultimately spreading awareness about the exploitation of cows in the dairy production process, and promotes a vegan-aligned perspective toward the food production system. 

How Do You Milk an Almond?  premiered at the Yale Law School in April 2024, and shortly after had a repeat screening for the Yale Postdoctoral Association at the Alice Cinema. The film is an Official Selection of the Chain NYC Film Festival, the Omnia Film Festival, and the TAMM Film Festival, and was an award winner in the Boden International Film Festival. Upcoming screenings include CompassionFest 2024, the New York Public Library, 

the Boston Public Library, and others.

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"An absolute delight of a film -- absurd, hilarious, and thought-provoking." 

-Eui Young Kim

President, Yale Animal Law Society

Yale Student Chapter of the Animal Legal Defense Fund

"The ridiculousness of the animal dairy industry's lawsuits against plant-based milks is rightfully met with the ridiculousness of a satirical puppet film!"

-Keegan Kuhn
Co-Director of Cowspiracy & What The Health

"Kevin has created an earnest, heartfelt, and delightfully silly short film exposing the folly of the dairy industry's attacks on plant-based milks."

-Denis Henry Hennelly

Director of The Animal People