Tuesday: A Chef in Love: Food,
Romance and Drama
Read: Warren Buckland, “Film structure: narrative and narration”, in Teach Yourself Film Studies, Chapter 2, pp. 31-76
Evening Film: Sandra Nettelbeck, Mostly Martha (2001) (109 minutes)
Thursday:Read: James Keller, “Mostly Martha: Appe/type and Stereo/tite”, in Food, Film and Culture, pp. 68-78
Discussion: Germany Meets Italy: Obsessively Workaholic Chefs and Chefs Living Joyously
Blog Entry 3: How are love and romance represented in the film? What is the role of food in the film and how does that relate to family, love, and romance? Blog is due by Sunday, Feb. 16.
Read: Warren Buckland, “Film structure: narrative and narration”, in Teach Yourself Film Studies, Chapter 2, pp. 31-76
Evening Film: Sandra Nettelbeck, Mostly Martha (2001) (109 minutes)
Thursday:Read: James Keller, “Mostly Martha: Appe/type and Stereo/tite”, in Food, Film and Culture, pp. 68-78
Discussion: Germany Meets Italy: Obsessively Workaholic Chefs and Chefs Living Joyously
Blog Entry 3: How are love and romance represented in the film? What is the role of food in the film and how does that relate to family, love, and romance? Blog is due by Sunday, Feb. 16.
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