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In Search of Israeli Cuisine is a portrait of the Israeli people told through food. Israel has some 150 cultures…
Laura Gabbert’s new documentary is City of Gold, whose subject is the Pulitzer Prize-winning food critic Jonathan Gold, L.A.'s most…
Our irregular blog Feast for the Eyes charts the gastronomic iconography of the screen, pondering the depths of narrative, character,…
“I said I want to eat something alive.” So begins probably the most visceral, hypnotic, and, well, just plain bananas…
In Howl’s Moving Castle, the mundane task of preparing breakfast becomes a quick study in family dynamics.
The release of Magic In The Moonlight prompted us to revisit Woody Allen's early masterpiece, Annie Hall, in this week's…
It’s impossible not to include Adrienne Shelley’s Waitress in Feast for the Eyes, a discussion of cinematic food. The problem…
In this week's installment of Feast for the Eyes, Land Ho! co-director Aaron Katz reflects on finding delicious and camera-ready…
Besides linguistic ability (or lack thereof), food is the primary means for social manipulation in Inglourious Basterds—and the grandmaster of…