Review of Babette's Feast (1987) by Ben L — 05 Jul 2007
A wonderful tale of gratitude and epicurean revelation. Babette, a celebrated French chef, is sheltered by a village of puritan Danes. After years of living amongst them by their abstemious rules she prepares an exotic feast to show her gratitude.
Her modesty, generosity and skill as a chef open the eyes of the dour village to the pleasures that life actually holds and to the rewards of selflessness.
This review of Babette's Feast (1987) was written by Ben L on 05 Jul 2007.
Babette's Feast has generally received very positive reviews.
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