The Taste of Things

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97% – Rotten Tomatoes

7.4 / 10 – IMDB

“Jonathan Ricquebourg’s restless handheld camera brings a freshness to the genre, though. Weaving and hovering, moving in – almost shyly – to linger for just a moment and then shifting its attention elsewhere, it’s both an observer of and a participant in the well-choreographed dance that Dodin and Eugénie perform around their kitchen”

“More than simply a film about food, then, The Taste of Things is a reflection on artists, and the ways in which they communicate through their work, and the peculiar pleasures and anxieties that brings”