- Release Date:
- 1st January 2011
- Details:
- 67 mins

Doco about Liebrandt – English chef and “early adventurer in post-modernist cuisine”. By Kiwi expat director Sally Rowe. "In 2000, at the age of 24, Englishman Paul Liebrandt became the youngest chef ever to receive a three-star review from the New York Times. Rowe began filming Liebrandt soon after, never anticipating the setbacks that he would face before achieving anything like the success heralded by his stellar entrance. Landlords and investors, it seems, were reading the bottom line, not the reviews – and after 9/11 New Yorkers’ tastes for inspired experiments in haute cuisine declined noticeably. The Times cemented this anti-postmodernist trend in 2004 when they appointed Frank Bruni chief restaurant critic. While Liebrandt struggles, Rowe captures his intense creativity and unyielding determination to make a stand of it. As he rallies support for a splendid new venture, we feel a decade’s build-up bearing on the outcome. Finally the restaurant is ready for business – and staff investigate every name in the reservation book for a clue that it might be hiding an incognito Bruni." (Source: NZ International Film Festival 2011)
http://www.flicks.co.nz/movie/a-matter-of-taste-serving-up-paul-liebrandt/
Official website: http://www.amouthfulthefilm.com/

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