Only food and music can not live up to ah. This film tells the story of a down-and-out chef looking for his original heart. With salsa music all the way, the road trip from Miami to California in a Cuban sandwich truck is simply vivid. Both stomach and happy, by the way, raised a son, and got back his ex-wife, a real life winner. It is worthy of being an A-level director and screenwriter who has produced "Iron Man", running the mirror and flowing water, the rhythm is sprinkled, and it makes people feel at ease. This one must be a foodie too. The scheduling clips of several cooking scenes are classics. This is a very good commercial sketch. Although it is not as profitable as "Iron Man", it is definitely out of the director's true love. As the film says, "I don't need fame and fortune, I just want to find a job and continue cooking. I don't need immortality, I just want to pass on the life itself that I identify with."
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