How food can bring people together
It’s the 1950s and two broke immigrant brothers Stanley Tucci and Tony Shalhoub run a struggling Italian restaurant. Shalhoub is the chef and will only make authentic Italian cuisine while the customers want Italian-American dishes like spaghetti and meatballs. They have a big night when Jazz performer Louis Prima is coming to dinner who could make their place famous. Tucci and Shalhoub are great together because all they do is argue about the food and business. There’s one scene however before the dinner begins when both brothers are in the kitchen preparing the meal and not a word is said. It’s a moment of bliss symbolizing how food can bring people together. That’s brought forth again when the big dinner is finally served. They show the name of each dish and then serve it. The food looks beautiful and shows that Italian food isn’t just Italian-American where almost everything comes in red tomato sauce.
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