Carl Casper is an acclaimed chef with a family life that seems
as decaying as his artistic freedom. Those frustrations boil over into a
raucous viral-videoed public confrontation against a restaurant critic who
panned his cooking of food that his boss ordered him to make against his
instincts. Now with his career ruined, Carl's ex-wife offers an unorthodox
solution in Miami: refit an old food truck to offer quality cooking on his own
terms. Now with his young son, Percy, and old colleague, Martin, helping, Carl
takes a working trip across America with that truck to rediscover his
gastronomic passion. With Percy's tech savvy and Martin's enthusiasm, Carl
finds that he is creating a traveling sensation on the way home. In doing so,
Carl discovers he is serving up more than simply food, but also a deeper
connection with his life and his family that is truly delicious in its own way.
Written
by Kenneth Chisholm
(kchishol@rogers.com) (Courtesy of Internet Movie Database)
This was one of those films recommended by a friend that you
plan to see because you vided with another film they recommended. So upon
viewing CHEF I began to see why his taste is similar to mine as I enjoy films
that show characters that truly develop throughout the storyline. These types
of films are most true to me as I endeavor to be someone who develops myself
through the storyline of my life. I also am seeing CHEF as a very real to life
blueprint for someone looking to embark on a similar journey. So for CHEF I
give it 4 stars.
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