cute old man
Foodie (1976) is
interesting but doesn't quite understand what the film is trying to say.
The sixth French film, from "Afternoon with Margaret" to "Three Star Chef" and now "Gourmet", the French pronunciation is really charming.
"Gourmet", a film about a food yearbook editor-in-chief. French movies can make actors over fifty years old very charming,
and there are many interesting plots in the movies. Duesman's background music selection when shooting cooking videos is very strict, and Wagner's music is listened to when cooking game; Choose music that is soft, deep, sensitive, and appropriate when making Blythe hens and Rostov claw crabs. . . what can i say? The French have to choose even the background music when cooking, the Chinese only have a symphony of pots and pans; Dussman's son Gerard is made into a big human-shaped cake-fat stuffing.
The film also satirizes the rubber ducks, rubber cabbage, and cheap red wine of Trigardel's convenience food company. At that time, some of the plots have become a reality, but this is not only about the quality of fast food, people start to stop paying attention to food. The source of the , only cares about the convenience, and the problem arises. Food can not only meet people's physiological needs, but also closely related to people's spiritual needs. The raw materials of food come from nature, which is the most direct connection between people and nature. It always reminds people to care for nature. Convenience food is like an intermediary. It's hard to feel natural from these fancy-packed quickies, and it's hard to get emotional resonance without an intuitive touch.
In the end, the part where Dussman distinguishes the wine is still wonderful, "The beautiful hanging glass, red and purple, and shiny, this is a glass of Bordeaux wine. There are also fine grape residues suspended in the wine, and the impurities settle very slowly. The age is 23 years, and this is a wine that has been harvested for 53 years. The wine cannot be separated from the land, which is slightly sandy, and it is a beautiful soil; the wine is also inseparable from the sun. Once bathed in the abundant sunshine of the southwest hillside, that is St. Lelien.” The editor-in-chief’s line is too distracting, and it is impossible for people who have not seriously understood wine to write such a line to use the advertising person’s style. From a visual point of view, this paragraph can be used as an advertising copy of wine; from the perspective of history students, it includes the history of wine and the possibility of tourism resource development.
Lines: Without this yearbook, those travelers who don't know how to use their dollars, pounds, marks, yen, rubles and other foreign currencies in France in exchange for a taste of French delicacies and delicacies.
Duesman: Surely they won't let us out through the gate, what should we do?
Gerald: Why don't you go out through the gate! (And then drove the car into the wall and went out)
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