'The Taste of Things' Captivates with Culinary Romance
Juliette Binoche delivers a radiant performance in a film that marries the art of cooking with the complexities of love.
- Juliette Binoche stars as Eugénie, a gifted cook in the sensuous art film 'The Taste of Things', set in 19th-century France.
- The film explores the intricate relationship between Eugénie and her employer, Dodin Bouffant, blending culinary art with romance.
- Critics praise the film for its visual and auditory feast, highlighting the detailed preparation of exquisite dishes.
- Themes of longing, happiness, and the passage of time are woven through the narrative, culminating in a tragic yet beautiful conclusion.
- Despite its acclaim, 'The Taste of Things' was notably absent from the nominations for best international film at the Oscars.