Synopsis
The Hundred-Foot Journey is a 2014 drama-comedy film about an Indian family who migrates to France and opens an Indian restaurant across the street from a prestigious French restaurant. The cultural clash that ensues forms the heart of the film, which highlights the power of cuisine to bridge cultural divides.
Why Watch It
A young Indian boy named Hassan moves to France and becomes a culinary prodigy, disrupting the tranquil village.
Did You Know?
- Oprah Winfrey and Steven Spielberg were two of the producers.
- The exterior of Le Saule Pleureur was a built set.
- The film was shot in Saint-Antonin-Noble-Val, France.
- Helen Mirren learned Hindi for her role in the film.
- Juliet Blake, the producer, found the book in an airport bookstore.
Iconic Quotes
- Food is memories.
- I added some spices for flavor...
- Maybe brakes break for a reason.
- Life has its own flavor.
- Cooking is an art and a cook is an artist.
