Movies
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Why the Food in Pixar’s ‘Turning Red’ Looks So Good
Talking to production designer Rona Liu about the challenges of animating a "chunky cute" meal
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‘Roadrunner’ and the Dismal Search for the ‘Real Bourdain’
Why Morgan Neville’s Anthony Bourdain documentary fails to close the gap between the on-camera Bourdain and the person who performed him
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‘The Truffle Hunters’ Will Pique Your Appetite and Push You to Dig a Little Deeper
The bucolic documentary, out today, follows truffle hunters and their canine companions in Piedmont, Italy
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The Lack of Flavor in ‘Emily in Paris’ Is Only Emphasized by Its Meals
Among the Netflix series’s set pieces are a boulangerie, a brasserie, and a bistro, which represent Paris as artlessly as the show’s American protagonist
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A Movie-able Feast: Criterion Channel Has a Smorgasbord of Great Food Movies Right Now
From ramen-adventure ‘Tampopo’ to the sinful meals of ‘Babette’s Feast,’ Criterion Channel is offering these great food movies for free
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A Movie-able Feast: Criterion Channel Has a Smorgasbord of Great Food Movies Right Now
From ramen-adventure "Tampopo" to the sinful meals of "Babette’s Feast," Criterion Channel is offering these great food movies for free
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‘Addams Family Values’ Is the Perfect Thanksgiving Movie
Unlike some more serious Thanksgiving films, the cult classic dismantles the whitewashed notions of the holiday
Revisiting ‘Big Night,’ the Movie That Made Me Fall in Love With Restaurants
Notes on a classic restaurant film, plus a roundup of the week’s food-related entertainment news
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‘Always Be My Maybe’ and the Trap of ‘Authentic’ Cooking
For all its merits, the film buys into the myth of authenticity that has long confined immigrant cooks and cuisines
