André & his olive tree | Official Trailer | Netflix
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- Опубликовано: 7 ноя 2020
- André & his olive tree, an intimate documentary following the life of Taiwan’s first Michelin-starred chef-restaurateur André Chiang, will be available on Netflix (outside of Singapore) globally starting December 8, 2020.
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awesome doco, hes low key OCD, instead blurbing loudly vulgarity over each scene like noted celebrity chef Gordon R, this is slow quiet doco pacing a highly accomplished chef retirring from limelight make ways for his creative team to grow, spoiler with his open spot for pastry chef is inspiring, and supporting spouse with their cute bao/bun eating child 😉
I'm looking forward to giving this a watch, I love Chef shows. Honestly, what drew me in though is the olive tree (I have an Olive tree that holds my 1st dog Oliver's ashes, needless to say, I'm emotionally attached to it) so I'm hoping the tree actually plays significance lol.
I don't have words 🫂
A very beautiful documentary . His work ethic definitely inspires , very zen
New restaurant that took over his spot is called Zen
Awesome documentary 🥶
A beautiful film sensitively directed by a young Director to watch. Enjoyed it emmensely.
Cuánta dedicación y diciplina 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
It's not about food, it's all about Him.
I really wonder if using Michelin as a career goal is a good idea for chefs starting out. Michelin recognises a certain type of food, certain type of restaurant. The world of food is very diverse and Michelin cannot recognise all of it properly. Good, humble street fare can be as satisfying as any high end restaurant.
correct. And interestingly he’s Taiwanese but spent his formative years studying French cuisine and obsessing over a French culinary award. Even his English name is a French one. What does that say about his own identity?
Looks interesting and I want to see this show
It’s worth of watching. We saw it last night and it is a good documentary with a lot of wisdom. If you have a chance to see it, go for it.
@@ahmedpasic4916 thanks bro I want to see this after your recommendation, greetings from Mexico :D
Cant wait
Nice 👌
CHR un Jour, CHR toujours ✊✊✊
I really like this documentary, but music not used in the film actually should not be used in trailer too.
His wife looks like the Hong Kong singer Anita Mui
i enjoyed this documentary but his marriage is in trouble....their body language is offf...he seems completely uninterested in his wife. It was sad to watch their awkward interactions. Very amazingly talented chef though.
I feel that too. I feel so much for the wife. She's very strong and understanding.
Same here. Hopefully with them closing the first spot. They can work on their marriage.
He looks like a shaolin monk
It's boring don't watch it....they talk about this chef's life...and not about cuisine. Also he is reluctant to allow SINGLE occupancy even if he's at SINGLE OCCUPANCY. He didn't make much mOnie ... so he "retired."
Yup it's all me me me
He made so much money that he owns five restaurants now in different countries.
LOL. Stop lying. You clown. He is a famous chef and you a hater
The title of this film is literally ANDRE and HIS olive tree. So why would it not be about ANDRE or are you just illiterate.
His wife is so annoying. No wonder why he can’t stand her.