Dead Sushi

2013 • 91 minutes

À propos de ce film

Keiko is the daughter of a prestigious sushi chef. Unable to cope with her father's rigorous and frequently painful instruction, she runs away from home only to find herself embroiled in a delirious revenge plot against a gaggle of corrupt corporate cronies that results in the transformation of fish on rice into undead teeth-baring, murderous, man-eating monsters. Amidst all the bloody mayhem that ensues, the film is genuinely educational about the preparation, presentation and etiquette of sushi - not to mention kissing "Japanese style." 2012 Office Walker

Notes et avis

Have you ever been bored out of your mind by the number of cooking shows on television? They call it food porn. They are wrong. This is food porn. This is what what you wish you were watching when suffering through yet another wannabe chef talks about putting love in their dish. This is a movie where food can love you back. It is also a movie where food can bite you back and do several other things you've always dreamed would happen when watching a cooking show. Dead Sushi will give you a greater cultural understanding of the great Japanese art of sushi making. I thoroughly recommend watching it prior to any outing to a sushi bar, especially a pretentious one.