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The crew recovers from last week's theatrical trauma, including a sick and deeeeep Gibbs, to review recently played games of Yakuza: Like A Dragon and Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order. Blizzard's diversity tool gets some discussion before a review of the French-Indian fusion food film The Hundred Foot Journey, produced by Steven Spielberg and Oprah. If you like food porn and feel-good family movies, this is the ticket for you. If you like Foodfight porn though, then Zea's Porn Corner is the dirty, shameful ticket for you.

Bianca and Bonnie are headed to the French countryside for this charming tale about family, food, friendship, culture, and competition.  If you haven't seen this Oprah and Spielberg produced gem, watch it and then listen along.  The movie does the beloved book justice, and you'll be planning your next vacation just like we are.  Maybe brakes break for a reason.

This episode reviews the current benefits of being S corporation ESOP and updates everyone on senate bill 1300 that could provide a new opportunity for a company to remain in S Corporation but also have the selling shareholders defer capital gains tax using the 1042 election.

職場開麥拉 2：The Hundred-Foot Journey 本週職場開麥拉第二單元，跟大家分享2014年的電影The Hundred-Foot Journey (中譯：美味不設限)。這部由大導演史蒂芬史匹伯監製、奧斯卡影后海倫米蘭女爵士主演的電影，其實是一個用美景佳餚包裝的勵志片呢。 片中印度小子Hassan從鄉下地方的印度廚子蛻變成摘下米其林星星的頂尖法國廚師，這段歷程和片名所指的『百呎之旅』，究竟有什麼關聯，我們又能從中偷學到哪些可以套用的職場智慧呢？ _____本集內容為2021-0206首播_____ 《那些老外教我的事》由好家庭聯播網：台中古典音樂台FM97.7，台北Bravo FM91.3聯合製播。 首播可鎖定每週六的下午5點，古典音樂台官網線上直播(http：// www .family977.com.tw) 煥恩的臉書，歡迎來找我聊天：https://www.facebook.com/LessonsFromLaoWai

This week we answer a question that listener Christian Bitar asked us on our Instagram account (@vagabondactors). He asked whether working on commercials hurts your reputation as a film or TV actor. We expand the question to talk about whether there is any work that actors should or shouldn't take and if there was work we took that we regretted. Our recommendations this week: Andrea: The 100 Foot Journey (film on Netflix), Professional Troublemaker (book by Luvvie Ajayi Jones) Brian: The Ying-Yang Master, Double World (films on Netflix) Gary: Big Little Lies (TV show on HBO/Netflix)

This week Binge with us as we discuss food! The way it connects us all and the memories it holds and so much more. Plus find out which one of us needs a redemption food moment! We recommend pairing this episode with a delicious meal or a light snack, it's sure to leave you hungry.

Today's show looks at The Hundred Foot Journey   The Hundred Foot Journey (2014) dir. Lasse Hallstrom Starring Helen Mirren, Om Puri, Manch Dayal and Charlotte Le Bon   Theme music - It Was Worth It by Alejandro Del Pozo Transcripts of all episodes can be found on eatthepicturespodcast.com Don't forget to follow us on Instagram @EatthePictures!

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This week we we discuss what exactly is Wandavision and we review Locked Down, The 100 Foot Journey, The Flight Attendant, The Croods: A New Age, and Disenchanment. Come chat and submit your relationship advice questions at timesinkpod.com

Some would say this is a Michelin Star episode! We continue our month of food movies with 2014's The Hundred Foot Journey paired with Brookstone's Big Lucious. We start off with everyone's new favorite segment "cult corner" and this one we cover something besides The Vow!! Then we take the journey to France and discuss that is a movie is so predicable, can it still be good? Did Helen Mirren deserve her Golden Globe nom? Which food looked more delicious, the animated food in Ratatouille or this real food? Review, rate, like, subscribe and follow insta@:brewsonfilm

Welcome back to the season where the book trailers cover books that have also been made into movies.Book: The Hundred-Foot JourneyWritten by Richard C. MoraisDescription: Story of a passionate man with immense talent and his escape from poverty and rise to success. Recommended for ages 12+Music: Fluvialbius (composed by Yajat Gupta and Atharv Gopulani, and performed by Yajat Gupta on the piano.)SOAR Logo by Ritu JindalTo leave feedback /requests please connect with SOAR at Facebook or Youtubehttps://www.facebook.com/Soar-Initiative-102175058097745/https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBARPFjwtCkn91RQ3dJN3CQ/videoshttps://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/soar-spread-of-active-reading/id1503413788?uo=4https://podcasts.google.com/?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly9mZWVkcy5idXp6c3Byb3V0LmNvbS85NDEzMTQucnNzhttps://music.amazon.com/podcasts/43a5965e-e2f1-441b-a0ab-

Kyle is joined by friends Brian Rodriguez and Nicole DeLuise, to discuss the feel good film, The Hundred Foot Journey. They Talk; Nicole and Kyle’s similar food upbringings, Nicoles eating habits as a nurse during the pandemic, Nicole and the films love of Indian Cuisine, and much more!

Hi guys and welcome to our latest episode. This week we’re talking about two food-based films: Raw & The Hundred-Foot Journey which was inspired by a listener's Instagram account.Section 1 - Anything GoesToday we talk about Nicole’s venture into Melbourne City, blood types and Mad Max: Fury Road.Section 2 – Food in Film: Raw & The Hundred Food JourneyIn the last episode, we had to choose two food-themed films and we narrowed it down to Raw & The Hundred Foot Journey.Section 2.1 – Next Week’s PicksThis is the section where we announce the theme for next week’s episode and choose 2 films based on that theme. We pick 3 films each and knock 2 out of each-others list to get to the final 2.Section 3 – Stitch-UpLast time Nicole lost the poll and she had to watch Artemis Fowl which she reviews in this episode.Next up we find out if Nicole will be watching The Fanatic or Dan will be watching Fantasy Island for next week’s stitch-up.Lastly we announce the films for the next poll so look out for that on Dan’s Instagram.Catch up with Dan on Instagram @Flick.FaceNicole on Instagram @nikacreativeEmail the show on twinpickspod@gmail.comSpoiler warnings for Raw, The Hundred Foot Journey, Artemis Fowl. Plus swearing.

With all the unknowns facing screenwriters due to world events I thought I'd bring on someone who had his ear to the grindstone of Hollywood to see what the town is thinking and doing during this crazy time. I reached out to Stage 32's Jason Mirch, to talk about Hollywood and how to survive and thrive as a screenwriter during and post-COVID.Jason Mirch is a feature film and television producer and executive with over 15 years of experience. Jason also serves as the Director of Script Services at Stage 32 where he works directly with screenwriters, filmmakers, and leading industry executives.In addition to his work with Stage 32, Jason runs production and development for a company which produced low-budget genre pictures for an international audience, as well as serves as a business advisor to a successful post-production VFX company which contributed to The Peanut Butter Falcon, Crawl, Martin Scorsese's Silence, Arctic, and Let them Talk for Steven Soderbergh and HBO.Most recently, he produced a 3D animated feature film starring Jacob Tremblay, Emmy-winner Christopher Lloyd, Oscar-winner Mel Brooks, Emmy-winner Kenan Thompson, and Emmy-winner Carol Kane.Mirch was the Head of Feature and Television Development at Image Nation, a finance and production company based in Abu Dhabi, UAE. There, he supervised the Image Nation contributions in the development of Flight, The Help, The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel, Contagion, Careful What You Wish For, Ghost Rider 2, and 100 Foot Journey.​Prior to his work at Image Nation, Mirch was Co-Head of Development at Storyline Entertainment (Oscar-winning Chicago, Footloose, The Bucket List) where he developed a slate of feature film projects for New Line, Paramount, Summit Ent., and CBS/Paramount. He also developed and sold television projects and mini-series to CBS, NBC, Fox, ABC, and Lifetime.If you want to know what is currently going on in Hollyweird and how to better position yourself as a screenwriter now and in a post-COVID-19 world then listen up.Enjoy my conversation with Jason Mirch.

With all the unknowns facing screenwriters due to world events I thought I'd bring on someone who had his ear to the grindstone of Hollywood to see what the town is thinking and doing during this crazy time. I reached out to Stage 32's Jason Mirch, to talk about Hollywood and how to survive and thrive as a screenwriter during and post-COVID.Jason Mirch is a feature film and television producer and executive with over 15 years of experience. Jason also serves as the Director of Script Services at Stage 32 where he works directly with screenwriters, filmmakers, and leading industry executives.In addition to his work with Stage 32, Jason runs production and development for a company which produced low-budget genre pictures for an international audience, as well as serves as a business advisor to a successful post-production VFX company which contributed to The Peanut Butter Falcon, Crawl, Martin Scorsese's Silence, Arctic, and Let them Talk for Steven Soderbergh and HBO.Most recently, he produced a 3D animated feature film starring Jacob Tremblay, Emmy-winner Christopher Lloyd, Oscar-winner Mel Brooks, Emmy-winner Kenan Thompson, and Emmy-winner Carol Kane.Mirch was the Head of Feature and Television Development at Image Nation, a finance and production company based in Abu Dhabi, UAE. There, he supervised the Image Nation contributions in the development of Flight, The Help, The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel, Contagion, Careful What You Wish For, Ghost Rider 2, and 100 Foot Journey.​Prior to his work at Image Nation, Mirch was Co-Head of Development at Storyline Entertainment (Oscar-winning Chicago, Footloose, The Bucket List) where he developed a slate of feature film projects for New Line, Paramount, Summit Ent., and CBS/Paramount. He also developed and sold television projects and mini-series to CBS, NBC, Fox, ABC, and Lifetime.If you want to know what is currently going on in Hollyweird and how to better position yourself as a screenwriter now and in a post-COVID-19 world then listen up.Enjoy my conversation with Jason Mirch.

In this episode we are chatting about our latest buddy read which was The Hundred-Foot Journey by Richard C. Morais.  --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/libraryoverload/support

The 1500 Foot Journey - P. Rich Harding - 11 - 16 - 2019 by G12 Church Podcast

DESIblitz caught up with Om Puri and Manish Dayal actros from the fantastic One Hundred Foot Journey. A delightful film about French and Indian Cuisine. A must see!

This week, Sam gets angry and then confused, while Alice gets annoyed then once again faces a period piece... Also look out also for the most sexually charged omelette ever! Find out what happens when we watch You, Crazyhead, The Hundred-Foot Journey, and Belle! You can find us on Instagram @pleasedontmakemewatch, Twitter @Dontmakemewatch or email us at pleasedontmakemewatch@gmail.com. 

Rev. Josh Bowlin explores what it means to be an outsider who is against the odds through the movie "Hundred Foot Journey."

This week we let our taste buds loose and dive in the 2014 The Hundred Foot Journey based on the book of the same name. Does this movie receive 3 Michelin Stars or is it sent back to the Kitchen. Follow: @MetzAtTheMovies "The Curtain Rises" & "Cool Intro" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

This week’s MUST WATCH multicultural movie is The Hundred-Foot Journey. Based on the novel by Richard C. Morais, the 100 Foot Journey is the story of a young man Hassan Kadam (played by Manish Dayal), his father and 3 siblings, who immigrate to a small village in France after their home is burned down in Mumbai India.   They used to own a well known restaurant in India where Hassan learned how to cook from his mother, who was killed in the fire.   So they’re in this small town in France and Hassan’s dad decides to purchase & restore an old restaurant and convert it into an Indian restaurant inspired with recipes inspired by his late wife’s recipe, BUT the restaurant is 100 feet away from this 1 Michelin star French restaurant, hence the name the 100 foot Journey owned by structured.   Watch the movie trailer HERE Find out where you can watch the movie Learn more about the movie HERE

Whoopi Goldberg has 159 credits to her name - but there's one scene she's never played. ​At 4:24: Two Roberts give a press conference: Robert De Niro and RFK, Jr. ​5:21: Our #ListOfSix: Our 6 Favorite Movies with Animals in Them. Will PETA be coming after Hollister & O'Toole? ​11:58: Hollister reminisces about her first hamburger - and reviews The Founder, starring Michael Keaton as Ray Kroc, the man behind McDonald's. 18:21: O'Toole talks A Dog's Purpose. Directed by Lasse Hallström (The 100-Foot Journey); written by Maya Forbes (Infinitely Polar Bear), et al; starring Dennis Quaid, Peggy Lipton, and at least 4 canine pros. 26:53: Hollister sneaks in Fifty Shades Darker (though hear how she went public with her presence in the actual theater) - starring Dakota Johnson (How To Be Single) and Jamie Dornan (The Fall). Our podcast on the initial installment here: Fifty Shades of Grey. 35:04: New episodes of Girls and Billions. Now O'Toole might just call that gratuitous.

Jesus People with Andrew Farley

Jesus People with Andrew Farley

Jesus People with Andrew Farley

Jesus People with Andrew Farley

On this episode we get BURNT with Bradley Cooper as we have a full course meal of films dealing with differences in the kitchen. In 1996’s BIG NIGHT, two brothers battle over the direction of their failing restaurant, one unwilling to bow down to local customer ignorance, the other afraid of returning home to a less exciting life. Whereas 2014’s THE HUNDRED FOOT JOURNEY sees an initial cultural clash between an Indian family and a French woman that produces a better experience by combining sensibilities of the two. Joining our show to provide some True Bromance Film Podcast sensibilities is the host of that show and returning guest Jairo.

The Hundred-Foot Journey - (2014) The Kadam family leaves India for France where they open a restaurant directly across the road from Madame Mallory's Michelin-starred eatery.

The Hundred-Foot Journey - (2014) The Kadam family leaves India for France where they open a restaurant directly across the road from Madame Mallory's Michelin-starred eatery.

Why change a recipe that is 200 years old? Maybe 200 years is long enough." That quote is from the recent film, "The 100 Foot Journey" and the focus of this month's HearSay: Delicious Dish. Host Cathy Lewis and our favorite foodie Chef Patrick Evans-Hylton talk about how some of your favorite dishes often change with time and taste. Even southern cooking can be "re-comforted" and still in "great taste." Join the conversation and the fun as we invite you to share your recipes and stories!

Helen Mirren headlines a magical cast. The perfect film for dinner and a movie - bring your friends!

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This week the DFPP team is looking for some good eats so they head to France and find a master chef that can freeze beets like never before and learn that he loves a woman as much as he loves food in the 2014 drama The Hundred-Foot Journey. Listen, download, etc. Show notes: IMDb Wikipedia (Wikia) … Continue reading "DFPP 195 – The Hundred-Foot Journey"

This is our last podcast so sit back and enjoy our reviews of November Man, 100 Foot Journey, When the Game Stands Tall, If I Stay, The Giver. Thanks for listening

Who am I? How often do you ask yourself that question? On some level, I think I am constantly seeking the answer. I don't want a reflection of who I am, I want the Truth, the naked Truth.Today's answer isn't so very pretty. It's one of the rare days I can't shake the blues of chronic pain and one more symptom to handle. Vertigo has decided it's time to call again on top of all of my other house guests: poor sleep, stuffy nose, headache, sinus pressure, neck ache, shoulder and hip pain, tight jaw, and constipation. I have a daily regimen of supplements, netti-pot, exercise and food intolerances to handle. I am grateful that they have worked all summer. Until the hammer of stress came crashing down as it does periodically on all of us. And I kept pushing through.That mess of annoyances is about all that I can see. My pattern is to retreat, where it takes less energy to survive until symptoms recede. But I don't think that's the healthiest route. It seems one of the patterns I need to break. Last week, I spent a good deal of time pouring over some astrology interpretations from the amazing monthly group I attend under the guidance of my spiritual friend, Char. In this space, I have been able to delve deeper into who I am, or am meant to be, and look beyond the drive-me-crazy symptoms. According to the stars (and planets and their interactions), I have been blessed with many gifts and the means to use them. I am, they say and I know myself, a late bloomer. I married later, had my kids older and still don't know what I want to be when I grow up. I also must follow my own path, which  includes a lot of excavation. I joyously e-mailed Char Monday that I had meticulously gone through all of the material and how happy it made me, how affirming and confirming it had been.So what's changed in a a day or two? Nothing that I haven't already dealt with the past 16 years. Shortly after I began this post, I looked up, frustrated. I didn't want to whine or be in that self-pitying place. The large signing dangling from my studio ceiling saying "Take a Break" was the first thing that came into focus as I adjusted my eyes away from the computer screen.I get it, I thought. I doubt the instructions could be any clearer. I quickly Googled what movies were playing and opted to forgo unproductiveness and truly take a break. I settled on the "100 Foot Journey" with Helen Mirren. I'd selected the book a year ago for book club and was thoroughly delighted and entertained ... to the point I'd forgotten it was fiction. In my rushing to the car to make the show, a van driver flagged me down, lost. I drove her to the highway, stopped home briefly and was on my way, arriving ahead of the previews. What wasn't to like: food, France and Indian culture. The scenes shot in Paris brought tears of gratitude for the trip we had as a family this summer. "God, you have been so very good to me," I said silently. I didn't add the "but why am I always struggling" as I had earlier.One of the things I have been learning about myself by studying my natal chart is that I need to periodically treat myself and take breaks. I tend to push through and deny myself. I've been pushing ... all summer. From a wonderful vacation at the beginning (that I completely planned from scratch, which I love but can be stress-inducing), to balancing kids home and more outside work, some stinging upsets (learning I must relocate my studio and Artsy Fartsy and that I missed a major grant deadline), getting my girls off to school while my husband was out of town (I honestly don't know how single parents do it) and settling my oldest into college courses this week as part of the post secondary enrollment options program. Did I mention we have also have a new driver? It is just life, dished out to us all. I live it hard, forgetting to breathe and, often, to enjoy. One of my recent astrology lessons is to let life flow through me. I wonder what that looks like, exactly. Here are a few of the other lessons I am cultivating:• To live out of abundance, confidence and trust;• To follow my dreams and truth;• To let go of fear;• That boundaries are necessary, barriers are not.• To bring the past forward;• That my security in life rests in Spirit.• To put power and energy into intention.• That healing requires pruning the excess;• To rely on my (inner) resources and that looking within gives me the most clarity;• That's is ok to risk and create new structures to replace what isn't working any more.I am calling all of this lean love and am thinking that I used a little of that on myself today by going to the movie instead of wallowing in my studio. Hooray for me – I AM learning.• What's my gut reaction to stress?• What are my go-to patterns?• What patterns must I seek to change?• Where do I find Spirit in the mess of life?• What lessons about living and loving am I learning?allowing myselfthe luxuryof halfthe workoutgratefulbreast strokedidn't inducevertigoracing aroundto drop my daughterat school eventhough my husbandofferedwhy? I nowwonderfinding the graceto take a few hoursoff, dreaming ofFrance and foodsneaking in a grocerytrip, attemptingdinner, an abortedbank stop andgetting my daughter toher first nightclass on timewhen, againmy husbandofferedwhy, God,do I insist on killing myself?Listen to this post:

Hey everybody…join me and Doug as we do a quick overlook at a tasty treat and a Brave New World wannabee. It’s me, your Movie Maniac, taking a critical look … Continue Reading » The post Mini Review: The Hundred-Foot Journey and The Giver appeared first on moviemadnesspodcast.

With so much dissenting information over dietary choices, it s tough to know which regime is right for you. We re not choosing sides, but in the next hour we ll speak with experts who know where they firmly stand. Nina Teicholz spent nine years researching The Big Fat Surprise, which advocates a diet of meat, cheese, dairy, and eggs. Not your style Stick around for Wynnie Stein s reflections on The Moosewood Collective, an innovative restaurant built on 60 s idealism. We ll also visit Veggie Fest in New Orleans, screen The 100 Foot Journey, and confront stress eating with nutritionist Molly Kimball. Paulding and Co. s Spicy Cheesy Kale Chips Makes about 12 oz. of chips 2 1 2 cups of raw cashews 1 large Holland type red bell pepper 2 3 red Fresno peppers 1 2 tsp lemon juice to taste 2 tsp mineralized sea salt 2 Tbs. nutritional yeast 3 bunches curly kale Be sure to purchase ultra fresh organic vegetables for this. Soak the cashews in water for 3 4 hours. Combine with the stemmed and seeded peppers, lemon, salt and yeast in a blender. Puree. Taste the mixture, and if it needs it, add more salt or lemon. Strip the stems from the kale leaves you can do this easily by holding the end of the stem in one hand, and firmly running the other hand up the sides of it, dislodging the leaf. The tough part of the stem will come off, leaving the tenderer part intact. In a large bowl, combine the Kale with the blended mixture, using your hands evenly as possible distribute the mixture. Lay the leaves onto dehydrator racks, crowding them but not stacking them. Dehydrate at 105 F for 12 16 hours, until very crisp. Store in sealed zip bags. If you don't dry them enough, they will soften in the bag. If you don't have a dehydrator they can be laid out on a rack or over a pan in the oven with the temperature set as low as possible. The time to dehydrate will be greatly reduced, probably to about an hour or even less. The chips will be a tasty snack

This week, Mark & Yeni welcome Dame Helen Mirren from 100 FOOT JOURNEY as well as Pawan & Nakul Mahendro from http://badmaashla.com -- the REAL LIFE 100 Foot Journey story. Its the INDIAN FOOD EPISODE so cook up some naan and join us!

Listen in as we interview the creator of Slugterra, Asaph Fipke, review the new films, The Hundred-Foot Journey and Get on Up and discuss our interviews with Steven Spielberg and Oprah Winfrey who produced The Hundred-Food Journey. Catch all this and more with your hosts Keefer Blakeslee and Brianna Hope Beaton joined by KIDS FIRST! Film Critics Simone Sharrieff, Gabriella Chu, Jailene Arias and Shelby Ronae.

Are you hungry for a serious discussion of the new Helen Mirren film? Have you been starving for a debate about the merits of how excitable Oprah Winfrey gets? Have you cleared your plate of big-budget superhero movies in the hopes of something lighter and easier to digest? Are you overstuffed with food puns in this post? Well, loosen your belt a bit, because there may be at least one more before it's over. This week on Mousterpiece Cinema, Josh and Gabe travel to the villages of France to talk about Lasse Hallstrom's new film The Hundred-Foot Journey, all about an extra-talented young man from India who gets a chance to prove himself to a stuffy French restaurateur played by Dame Mirren herself. Joining the duo is Kate Erbland of Film School Rejects, who made a hundred-foot journey of her own to accept this film, even if its romantic storyline is somewhat curdled. But no more spoilers here! Dive right into this new episode (but don't talk while your mouth is full)!

Listen in as we review the latest films - Guardians of the Galaxy, The Hundred-Foot Journey and Get On UP. We'll also learn about the first female Oscar winner. Catch all this and more with your hosts Keefer Blakeslee and Brianna Hope Beaton joined by KIDS FIRST! Film Critics Gerry Orz.

After a few one to two release weekends we're full up this week on the Punch Drunk Podcast with 4 movies to talk about. First up we return, yet again, to the late 80's with Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, then to this years disaster flick Into The Storm. Rounding out with another dramatic turn for Harry Potter as Daniel Radcliffe stars in What If, and Helen Mirren in The Hundred Foot Journey. 

For all of its gastronomic and cultural crosscurrents, The Hundred-Foot Journey boils down to comfort food.

Let's just warn you upfront: This week's episode of Movie date includes singing by Kristen, which is pretty terrible. But does anyone sound good when they're singing the "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" theme song? Probably not. In addition to singing, there's also some TMNT history and analysis (as well as lots of laughs), courtesy of Scott Rosenberg of AM New York (Movie Date's resident comic book expert). Rafer and Kristen also tackle the new natural disaster movie "Into the Storm" and the food porn / cross-cultural love story "The Hundred-Foot Journey."   Subscribe to the Movie Date podcast, like Movie Date on Facebook, follow Kristen on Twitter, and leave a message for Rafer and Kristen anytime at 571-7MOVIES (571-766-8437).

Cowabunga! On this weeks' show, Michael Bay and the guy who brought you Battle: Los Angeles try not to ruin your childhood with Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles! Plus, a review of the culinary rom-com The Hundred-Foot Journey starring Helen Mirren, and John Michael McDonagh's dark religious comedy, Calvary.This plus news on Batman v Superman, a possible female spinoff of The Amazing Spider-Man, and much more! 

The Hundred Foot Journey’ directed by Lasse Hallstrom, is a film about food, the senses, cross-cultures and love. The film, written by Steven Knight (‘Locke’ ‘Eastern Promises’) is based on Richard C. Morais’ 2010 novel which to date, has sold over 100 million copies world-wide. After an uprising in their native Mumbai, the Kadam family […]