Berlinale 2011: TOAST
Friday, February 18, 2011
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films like love: published by the - 
10% . "Toast" tells the "true" story of Nigel Slater, who as a child (Oscar Kennedy) in the UK discovered the 60's to cook for themselves and later (Freddie Highmore), one of the most popular chefs in the country became. The Nigel film shows a young misfit with special maternal love and correspondingly problematic relationship with his father (Ken Stott), who marries after the death of his wife again (Helena Bonham Carter) and his son so that makes life a living hell. Nigel takes refuge therefore especially in baking cakes, fried fish and pastry shapes, but also the love of men. Now one would have to write really still think that the shy boy at some point, free from the conservative bourgeois shackles and sets off for London, as it is in the program, but that contains one of the movie basically. He is finished when the story gets going in the first place. The teenage years of Nigel Slater - What's next? "Toast" is a British television production, which ran even on the BBC, it has, because of its subject matter and well-managed and lack of alternatives any more to cover the festival section "Culinary Cinema". This is essentially already said everything. The story is indeed pretty and cute, but is accompanied by an alternately tacky and rather less imaginative staging that focuses on beautifully prepared food and alluding to the solid cast can not wait. All the sights of the love story, unfortunately, be applied to at least three layers thick, served as piano and piano here, and a Voice-Over must not be missed. The modular tränendrüsige dramaturgy "Toast" would certainly not needed. And who has actually decided at some point, that childhood and youth in sterling quality movies (or biopics) must always be sold as a pastel feel-good nostalgia? Be remembered, therefore, only the wonderful title sequence and the newly discovered young talent Oscar Kennedy.
40% - published by the: 5 Film friends
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