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By Shakira M (26) on 02 Apr 2015

Tasty little movie about food, love, France and India, with touching performances by Helen Mirren & Om Puri, and another great score by A…

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By Michael U (128) on 29 Mar 2015

I recommend to everyone to see this beautiful movie…

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By Clarisesamuels (75) on 29 Mar 2015

On the surface, this is a lovely, and perhaps, somewhat facile foodie movie, but it has to be seen as much more than that…

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By Bethany E (79) on 29 Mar 2015

I recommend to everyone to see this beautiful movie…

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By Serge Z (5) on 29 Mar 2015

What a waste of fine ingredients from all over the world. Swedish director who used to direct excellent movies such as My life as a dog…

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By M. Andrea S (33) on 28 Mar 2015

Adorable story, a bit fun and a bit sad. Just loved it…

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By Mloy X (536) on 28 Mar 2015

Mansur(Amit Shah): So I guess the cooking is now down to me. Papa (Om Puri): Yes, mister. Mansur(Amit Shah): Oh, God…

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By Carlo C (230) on 17 Mar 2015

A bit cheesey but has the essential element of a fim where food is important of really getting into the art of cooking…

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By Paul M (2,133) on 17 Mar 2015

A bit cheesey but has the essential element of a fim where food is important of really getting into the art of cooking…

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By Larry T (80) on 17 Mar 2015

A bit cheesey but has the essential element of a fim where food is important of really getting into the art of cooking…

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By Martin M (374) on 16 Mar 2015

Not the deepest movie you'll ever see. But feel good with all the loose ends tied up at the finish. La Mirren performs beautifully…

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By Azeem H (44) on 15 Mar 2015

Lasse Halstrom returns to food in his latest film, in which the moral is that success means nothing without love and food is the gateway to…

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By Tom H (1,836) on 15 Mar 2015

Lasse Halstrom returns to food in his latest film, in which the moral is that success means nothing without love and food is the gateway to…

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By Alessandro C (58) on 14 Mar 2015

When you cook you make ghosts..., the meaning of the movie lies in Hassam's mother words…

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By Jhepp (1) on 14 Mar 2015

An animated rat did it better. Felt like I was watching Ratatouille with much blander spices. I expected more…

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By Liz B (280) on 13 Mar 2015

Good move, cast were great, however, it should have ended prior to the last couple of scenes…

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By Berni E (366) on 10 Mar 2015

What a brilliant film. helen was wonderful and what a lovely twist to the story. full of romance, humour and drama…

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By Melody B (150) on 10 Mar 2015

What a brilliant film. helen was wonderful and what a lovely twist to the story. full of romance, humour and drama…

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By Mahdi H (82) on 10 Mar 2015

Pleasant to watch with family. way to naive to criticize…

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By Mads L (10) on 08 Mar 2015

Charming, well acted and mouthwatering to watch, this movie does however not bring anything new to the genre, and does end up becoming rather…

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