Haute Cuisine
Haute Cuisine

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Hortense Laborie is a celebrated chef living in the Perigord region. To her great surprise, the President of the Republic appoints her as his personal cook. She accepts reluctantly but once she has accepted her nomination, Hortense works her heart and soul to produce both a stylish and authentic cuisine. For a while, she manages to impose herself thanks to her sturdy character and despite the jealousies she arouses among the other chefs. For a while only, unfortunately for he... (Full plot summary below)

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Hortense Laborie is a celebrated chef living in the Perigord region. To her great surprise, the President of the Republic appoints her as his personal cook. She accepts reluctantly but once she has accepted her nomination, Hortense works her heart and soul to produce both a stylish and authentic cuisine. For a while, she manages to impose herself thanks to her sturdy character and despite the jealousies she arouses among the other chefs. For a while only, unfortunately for her and for... the President.

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The Playlist - 9/10 by Kimber MyersUnfortunately, the film itself is so determinedly middle-brow with little to dislike other than how eager it is to please and how wary it is of offending. Unlike Hortense’s flavorful cooking, Haute Cuisine is aggressively bland.
Boston Herald - 9/10 by James VerniereA marvelous performance by Catherine Frot as Le President's private cook.
AV Club - 9/10 by A.A. DowdNarrowness of focus keeps the movie from becoming bloated with self-importance, but it also leaves it feeling a little inconsequential.
RogerEbert.com - 8/10 by Hank SartinThis movie keeps up a vigorous pace and carries you along on the force of its self-confidence.
Film Journal International - 8/10 by David NohDelicious in every way: a must for foodies, but also for anyone who wants to see beautiful work done on the screen, presented in the most prideful way.
Village Voice - 8/10 by Chuck WilsonWriter-director Christian Vincent and co-writer Étienne Comar, aided by Frot's quiet intensity, imbue Hortense's quest to pull off culinary miracles with an urgency that's almost absurdly compelling, and all the more entertaining for it.
Seattle Times - 8/10 by Moira MacDonald"Haute Cuisine" has no grand conflict or important message or really anything much that you'll remember past dinnertime, but it has abundant charm and it leaves you hungry, which is all we ask of a food movie.
Combustible Celluloid - 8/10 by Jeffrey M. AndersonA small pleasure, especially for those of us who love our "food movies."
Los Angeles Times - 7/10 by Sheri LindenIts restraint is its strength. The focus on a woman's passionate hard work without need of marital-status back story is refreshing.
Reeling Reviews - 7/10 by Robin CliffordCatherine Foote, as Hortense, and the outstanding production - lensing, set design, costume, locations - are the stars of this interesting and informative movie.

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