Cooking With Scorsese Vol. 4
Cooking with Scorsese Vol. 4 continues the beloved series' exploration of cinematic cuisine, serving up another feast of unforgettable food moments on film. This latest volume features the visions of directors like Yorgos Lanthimos, Charlie Chaplin, and Park Chan-wook, capturing the emotional, symbolic, and sensual roles food plays on screen. Unlike traditional cookbooks, this series doesnāt teach you how to cook ā it shows you how food tells a story. Through a curated sequence of screenshots, it honors the quiet rituals, the chaotic kitchens, the sensual indulgences, and the shared meals that define some of cinemaās most compelling scenes. A visual tribute to the language of food on film, the series invites readers to savour the intersection of cinema and cuisine ā one frame at a time.
152 pages, 11 x 21 cm, softcover, Hato Press (London).
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Cooking With Scorsese Vol. 4
Cooking with Scorsese Vol. 4 continues the beloved series' exploration of cinematic cuisine, serving up another feast of unforgettable food moments on film. This latest volume features the visions of directors like Yorgos Lanthimos, Charlie Chaplin, and Park Chan-wook, capturing the emotional, symbolic, and sensual roles food plays on screen. Unlike traditional cookbooks, this series doesnāt teach you how to cook ā it shows you how food tells a story. Through a curated sequence of screenshots, it honors the quiet rituals, the chaotic kitchens, the sensual indulgences, and the shared meals that define some of cinemaās most compelling scenes. A visual tribute to the language of food on film, the series invites readers to savour the intersection of cinema and cuisine ā one frame at a time.
152 pages, 11 x 21 cm, softcover, Hato Press (London).
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Cooking with Scorsese Vol. 4 continues the beloved series' exploration of cinematic cuisine, serving up another feast of unforgettable food moments on film. This latest volume features the visions of directors like Yorgos Lanthimos, Charlie Chaplin, and Park Chan-wook, capturing the emotional, symbolic, and sensual roles food plays on screen. Unlike traditional cookbooks, this series doesnāt teach you how to cook ā it shows you how food tells a story. Through a curated sequence of screenshots, it honors the quiet rituals, the chaotic kitchens, the sensual indulgences, and the shared meals that define some of cinemaās most compelling scenes. A visual tribute to the language of food on film, the series invites readers to savour the intersection of cinema and cuisine ā one frame at a time.
152 pages, 11 x 21 cm, softcover, Hato Press (London).
