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Automat – Easy Living (1937)
Posted on 2013/05/17 | No CommentsIn this our third in a series of Food Flicks that celebrate Horn & Hardart‘s Automat, we see a scene from the 1937 comedy Easy Living. In this Great Depression-era... -
Automat: Thirty-Day Princess (1934)
Posted on 2013/05/10 | No CommentsIn this our second in a series of Food Flicks that celebrate Horn & Hardart‘s Automat, we see a scene from the 1934 comedy Thirty-Day Princess. In this Great Depression-era... -
Automat: Sadie McKee (1934)
Posted on 2013/05/03 | No CommentsIn this our first in a series of Food Flicks that celebrate Horn & Hardart‘s Automat, we see a scene from the 1934 comedy Sadie McKee. In this Great Depression-era... -
Uji Films Urges “Resistance”
Posted on 2012/01/13 | No Comments"Not all germs are created equal"... -
Holiday Gift: Nigel Slater’s Toast DVD
Posted on 2011/12/20 | 1 CommentToast will satisfy your hunger for a foodie movie -
Mario Batali’s Langostinos
Posted on 2011/08/12 | No CommentsPeppy and cheap -- except the langostinos? -
After The Help: Bayou Bakery
Posted on 2011/07/29 | 1 CommentA feast after the film -
Rene Redzepi: Vintage Carrot + Camomile
Posted on 2011/06/24 | No CommentsA little something to do with "old carrots"... -
Kimjongilia trailer: Economist Film Project
Posted on 2011/06/10 | No CommentsWhen was the first time you ate a mouse? -
Butterfinger the 13th
Posted on 2011/05/27 | No CommentsIs Rob Lowe the Candy Man? -
Lunch Line: Battle for Child Nutrition
Posted on 2010/09/23 | 4 CommentsPresenting the issues in the National School Lunch Program -
Valentine’s Day: FoodFilms in Portland ME
Posted on 2010/02/02 | No CommentsFilm Foodie loves need Foodie films.






























