BIGGEST LITTLE GEM
by Joan Nathan Every once in a while, you see a gem of a documentary, one that is filmed so beautifully and takes you out of your sense of time and place. THE BIGGEST LITTLE FARM is one of those gems
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RECIPES FROM THE BIGGEST LITTLE APRICOT LANE FARMS
THE BIGGEST LITTLE FARM is a film that takes us through a wild ride of emotions with the team who have made Apricot Lane Farms a success under the guidance of Molly and John Chester. One of the most important end products is food and they have created many wonderful recipes. EatDrinkFilms is thrilled to […]
A FEAST OF FARMING AND FOOD
by Gaetano Kazuo Maida You might try to resist THE BIGGEST LITTLE FARM, a feast of food porn and farming, but just go with it, trust me. It’s a dramatic, studio-class production, with sophisticated nature cinematography, lots of cute animals, bucolic landscapes, idiosyncratic characters, some clever animation, and a Hollywood score, but there’s an intimate […]
FINDING FAMILY SECRETS IN RAMEN RECIPES
by Gaetano Kazuo Maida Do you find ramen irresistible? Love Singapore hawker halls? Can’t get enough of Anthony Bourdain or Chef’s Table? Reread Proust with delight? Ramen Shop has you covered! Here is the taste of food as memory, family, connection, identity… and love.
JEREMIAH TOWER OFFERS TWO RECIPES
EatDrinkFilms requested a few recipes from renowned chef Jeremiah Tower and he sent his “Duck with Endive Salad” and “Consommé Marijuana” to tie in with the theatrical release of Jeremiah Tower: The Last Magnificent opening at theaters across the U.S. in late April and early May. Current scheduled openings are here. Read Gaetano Kazuo Maida’ review here. […]
Mystery, Metaphor, Mastery Jeremiah Tower: The Last Magnificent
A Film Review by Gaetano Kazuo Maida (Jeremiah Tower: The Last Magnificent opens at theaters across the U.S. in late April and early May. Current scheduled openings are here. ) This is that rare work that will surprise anyone with preconceptions about what a food film, or a film about a chef, can be. True, it […]
