Chocolat: Movie Analysis

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If you keep an appetite for delicious food then movies that are based of food is a must watch for you. Here, is a list of few movies that are a must watch for all foodies in the town.

1. Chef

This American comedy-drama film released on the 7th march 2014. It features famous actor Jon Favreau as Carl Casper, who plays a professional chef for a popular restaurant in Los Angeles, but quits his job after a public argument with a food critic. He later returns to Miami, reunites with his ex-wife and her young son in order to fix his food truck and sell Cubanos in various cities.

2. Chocolat

Chocolat is an American-British romantic drama film released on 15th December 2000. This movie is based on the novel written by Joanne Harris. It tells the

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