With every thing in the world there will always be new things to learn. As the world changes long held beliefs fall and so you must continue to nurture your expertise or you will stagnate and fall by the wayside.
Jiro Dreams of Sushi is balanced between the story of a remote and complex father and capturing the fine art of making sushi and photographing it in the immediacy of its freshness. It is also filled with surprises -- like watching how someone gets a live octopus into a plastic bag!
Even as the world worships sushi masters like Jiro Ono, the 85-year-old star of the recent acclaimed documentary "Jiro Dreams of Sushi," some develope...
If you enjoy sushi, consider yourself to be a foodie or are simply fascinated by people who have mastered their craft, David Gelb's documentary Jiro Dreams of Sushi should top your list of movies to see next.
This week's cinema houses take movie lovers around the world, from a Japanese subway to world-famous sushi by renowned chef Jiro, Israel for a 1960s s...
You shouldn't see Jiro Dreams of Sushi on an empty stomach.
Indeed, you should have sushi in ready proximity once you have seen this fascinating look...
Dinner costs about $400 per person to eat at three-star Michelin restaurant Sukiyabashi Jiro. There, Jiro Ono, who is in his late 80s, serves about 20...
There's a new trailer out for the sushi documentary one early critic called "food porn par excellence," and we've got our chopsticks lasciviously in h...
A Matter Of Taste
Follow the career ups and downs of much-acclaimed New York City chef Paul Liebrandt, known for his avant garde approach to modern c...