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New York Cooks for Tohoku (2011) Online
Original Title :
New York Cooks for Tohoku
Genre :
Movie / Documentary / Short / Family
Year :
2011
Directror :
Anne Madden
Cast :
David Bouley,Daniel Boulud,Floyd Cardoz
Type :
Movie
Time :
17min
Rating :
6.9/10

After the Tsunami, Chef Daniel Boulud leads 8 star New York chefs on a mission to Japan to serve a beautifully prepared meal for the people still living in emergency housing in Tohoku. ... See full summary

New York Cooks for Tohoku (2011) Online

After the Tsunami, Chef Daniel Boulud leads 8 star New York chefs on a mission to Japan to serve a beautifully prepared meal for the people still living in emergency housing in Tohoku. Tohoku is a rural region, dependent on their plentiful fishing and agriculture to rebuild, but their products are being avoided because of radiation fears. The chefs cook with all local-sourced ingredients, and share a meal with 2500 evacuees.
Credited cast:
David Bouley David Bouley - Chef David
Daniel Boulud Daniel Boulud - Chef Daniel
Floyd Cardoz Floyd Cardoz
Craig Koketsu Craig Koketsu
Patrice Martineau Patrice Martineau
Tadashi Ono Tadashi Ono
Francois Payard Francois Payard
Bill Telepan Bill Telepan


User reviews

Mightsinger

Mightsinger

The film captures the healing and community that a carefully prepared, openly shared meal makes possible. The director focused on the open hearts and camaraderie among the chefs, and in doing so captured the passion for food they share with the Japanese people. Beautiful interaction between the chefs and the guests. I would have liked to see some of the Japanese prep cooks point of view. The soundtrack is incredible! Catch the credit list and you'll discover some amazing, obscure bands that are great. A very moving and ultimately hopeful story about people from different cultures (Japanese, French, Indian, American) and walks of life bonding over their shared passion - food and the nourishment, physical, emotional, spiritual that it provides. I am glad that people are still interested in the rebuilding of Northeast Japan.