Pure Sophistry reviews the amazing documentary "Jiro Dreams of Sushi." Want to see grown sushi chefs cry for the approval of an octogenarian? Then this movie might be for you - read more!
The year is winding down and yours truly has been catching up on all the limited releases of 2012 since just about all the marquee flicks have been screened. The Guilt Trip is the only notable wide release that got ranked while documentaries Marley and Jiro Dreams of Sushi received some play time this past weekend. And the top ten was given another shuffle.
Jiro Dreams of Sushi is an intriguing look into the life and methods of the world’s best sushi chef that will touch hearts and stomachs.
New York born filmmaker David Gelb has made a splash with his debut feature documentary Jiro Dreams of Sushi, which chronicles the life and methods of acclaimed sushi chef Jiro Ono who at 85 years of age still stands tall as the master of his craft with his restaurant awarded 3 Michelin Stars.
David Gelb spoke to Matt’s Movie Reviews about making Jiro Dreams of Sushi.
One of the best movies I've ever seen.