| Reviews |
I appreciated the craftsmanship that went into The Chef's Letter. I loved the lead actor's
ability to convey much of the story with just his eyes and expression. How the rest of the story
is told primarily without words. Judicious use of music, and mostly ambient sound, very good
cinematography.
Anonymous screener, film festival
. . . very good, well structured and with a good narrative ambiguity and misdirection . . .
tightly shot and edited, nice camerawork too.
Mike Davies, Film Reviewer, The Birmingham Post
ability to convey much of the story with just his eyes and expression. How the rest of the story
is told primarily without words. Judicious use of music, and mostly ambient sound, very good
cinematography.
Anonymous screener, film festival
. . . very good, well structured and with a good narrative ambiguity and misdirection . . .
tightly shot and edited, nice camerawork too.
Mike Davies, Film Reviewer, The Birmingham Post
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The Chef's Letter was featured in the July 2008 issue of the Kodak magazine Vision. You can
read the article here.
read the article here.