Dr. Nof Atamna-Ismaeel - the first Muslim Arab to win Israel's MasterChef - is on a quest to make social change through food. And so, she founded the A-sham Arabic Food Festival, where pairs of Arab and Jewish chefs collaborate on exotic dishes like kishek (a Syrian yogurt soup), and qatayef (a dessert typically served during Ramadan). A film about hope, synergy and mouthwatering fare, Breaking Bread illustrates what happens when people focus on the person, rather than her religion; on the public, rather than the politicians.
Bande-annonce
Casting
Beth Elise Hawk
Director
Nof Atamna-Ismaeel
Self - Featuring
Shlomi Meir
Self - Featuring
Ali Khattib
Self - Featuring
Osama Dalal
Self - Featuring
Ilan Ferron
Self - Featuring
Salah Cordi
Self - Featuring
Tomer Abergel
Self - Featuring
Shoshi Karaman
Self - Featuring
Fadi Karaman
Self - Featuring
Hilla Alpert
Self - Also Featuring
Raed Awwad
Self - Also Featuring
Efrat Enzel
Self - Also Featuring
Zozo Hanna
Self - Also Featuring
Saaed Hlehel
Self - Also Featuring
Rabih Jamal
Self - Also Featuring
Reuven Meir
Self - Also Featuring
Dokhol Safadi
Self - Also Featuring
Amos Sion
Self - Also Featuring
Beth Elise Hawk
Writer
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Commentaires
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source: Breaking Bread
This movie is a breath of fresh air if you have been indoors and alone too much during the pandemic, as positivity exudes throughout Breaking Bread on so many levels other than food. Oh, yes, the food is tantalizing, but you can also taste and smell the exquisite positive people and their connection to each other and how they have successfully made meaning from adversity, barriers, limitations, and the ancestors who make their debut and mark their presence and power in this movie. And, if that isn't enough and you have also been following the migration patterns and are seeking a new destination to call home, the landscape like the food is nourishingly palatable, specifically, Haifa will be within your radar and on your menu. The first thing I did upon returning home after seeing the movie last night was to soak a cup of organic garbanzo beans to make hummus: one metaphor in the movie -- "hummus has no borders." Loved Breaking Bread. There isn't a touch of Hollywood to it. The love and connections are simple, real, and authentic,
source: Breaking Bread
This movie is a breath of fresh air if you have been indoors and alone too much during the pandemic, as positivity exudes throughout Breaking Bread on so many levels other than food. Oh, yes, the food is tantalizing, but you can also taste and smell the exquisite positive people and their connection to each other and how they have successfully made meaning from adversity, barriers, limitations, and the ancestors who make their debut and mark their presence and power in this movie. And, if that isn't enough and you have also been following the migration patterns and are seeking a new destination to call home, the landscape like the food is nourishingly palatable, specifically, Haifa will be within your radar and on your menu. The first thing I did upon returning home after seeing the movie last night was to soak a cup of organic garbanzo beans to make hummus: one metaphor in the movie -- "hummus has no borders." Loved Breaking Bread. There isn't a touch of Hollywood to it. The love and connections are simple, real, and authentic,