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Haute Cuisine

I have a quick trailer post today. Here is 'Haute Cuisine'.



I feel like the trailer give you very little insight into the actual plot though it gives you plenty of information about how the movie will feel. Honestly, I'm not sure whether the primary spoken language is French or English. None the less, I have a good feeling about this trailer. I suppose that's a given, I wouldn't be posting it if I didn't think it would be good!

Boiled down I think that it will be an interesting, charming, fun, and mouthwatering movie. Also, it looks beautiful. If the rest of the film shares the same cinematography then we are in for a treat! Frankly, I have a sweet spot for cooking movies and this definitely fits the bill! I know I'm excited to watch it!
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  1. Jessamyn LeighJune 7, 2013 at 12:49 PM

    MMMM....I'm hungry just watching the trailer! Looks good!

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  2. CherieJune 25, 2013 at 6:37 PM

    Eager to see why, for certain, Nancy Sinatra's 'These Boots Are Made for Walkin' is involved in the soundtrack (tapped my toes, yes, I did). Perhaps the main character walks all over people?

    This looks like a really good escape movie, and one that may, perchance, inspire a cooking spree!

    I think you are right that it will have a very good feel to it. Nice.

    Thanks!

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