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 […]
“Jeremiah Tower – in many ways – at Stars defined what a modern American restaurant could be.” ~ Ruth Reichel We present Jeremiah Tower demonstrating six of his favorite dishes with recipes from the Great Chefs series.
A review by Gaetano Kazuo Maida (In Search of Israeli Cuisine is opening in theaters all over America in March and April. Find locations and dates here.) “Ess, ess, eat!” Even the vaguest scent of homemade chicken soup or flanken or kasha or just sautéed onions brings to me echoes of the bubbes of the Bronx Jewish girls I […]
By Gaetano Kazuo Maida (Film titles provide links to information about their screenings and buying tickets) “Ess, ess, eat!” Even the vaguest scent of homemade chicken soup or flanken or kasha or just sautéed onions brings to me echoes of the bubbes of the Bronx Jewish girls I dated as a teenager (sometimes simply because her grandmother lived with the family!). […]
By Gary Meyer Regardless of one’s religious attitudes, the San Francisco Jewish Film Festival provides a place of worship for thousands who might be called “Movie Devout.”
Dear Friends, There’s an art to writing well – about food, film, or anything else that sparks a person’s passion. For Jonathan Gold, it’s the cafes, restaurants and food trucks, the sights, sounds and people of Los Angeles that inspire. The only food critic to win a Pulitzer Prize, the popular writer serves as the […]
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