FlixChatter Review: TONY (2026)–A24’s unflinchingly honest portrait of culinary legend Anthony Bourdain as a brash, brilliant young lout

I always find it fascinating when well-known artists, like actors and musicians, mention in interviews that they never intended to end up in their current careers. Whether it’s due to an injury, unexpected life events, or simply a change of heart, at some point, they shifted to the profession they’re now recognized for. This was …

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FlixChatter Review: The Taste of Things (2023) – Juliette Binoche is exquisite in this vivid, sensuous French foodie romance

It’s a tradition that I watch Juliette Binoche at most film festivals I attend. Thankfully the prolific thespian often chooses her projects wisely and this one is scrumptious. Even as someone who’s not really into Haute French cuisine, the splendid way the food and cooking are shot in this film definitely whet my appetite. It’s …

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