Chef’s Table back for 3 more seasons on Netflix Chef’s Table, the excellent Netflix show by filmmaker David Gelb (Jiro Dreams of Sushi), which I like to think of as Other Chefs Dreams of Other Foods, is coming back with three additional seasons. “The idea was to do a series about chefs with a really cinematic quality.” As Gelb has said before, the BBC’s Planet Earth was his visual inspiration. With one season behind him, Gelb now has a process. “The hardest thing is to choose the chefs… choosing chefs that are at the absolute top of their field, are dynamic story tellers, have interesting stories in their personal lives,” he explains. He asks a lot of questions: “What are the epiphanies that made them want to be a chef? How do their cooking and personal lives intersect?” And then from a practical perspective, do they have the time and will to commit to this shoot? “We shoot two weeks very intensively, and they have to be willing to give us their time.

Finally it’s about how do we balance the chefs, how do we make it so each story is different, so that the different stories complement each other. While each film can stand alone, together they should form a greater whole.” Among the chefs to be featured are Grant Achatz, Ivan Orkin,1 and Michel Troisgros. If you’re curious about season 1 (trailer), the Francis Mallmann and Massimo Bottura episodes are the ones to watch.jiro dreams of sushi chuvaness Update: The trailer for the second season is out. jiro dreams of sushi dendySeason 2 Trailer: Fred Armisen and Bill Hader Return for More Mockeryjiro dreams of sushi 720p bluray x264 ac3 mvgroup forum srt

Season two of “Documentary Now!” returns to IFC on September 14. The funniest fake documentary show on television now has a trailer for its second season. READ MORE: ‘Documentary Now!’ Season 2 First Clip: Watch The Twisted & Morbid Spin on ‘The War Room’ Season two of ’s “Documentary Now!” starring “Saturday Night Live” alums and will parody films including Albert and David Maysles’s “Salesman,” Jonathan Demme’s Talking Heads music documentary “Stop Making Sense,” D.A. Pennebaker and Chris Hegedus’ presidential election doc “The War Room,” and David Gelb’s “Jiro Dreams of Sushi.”jiro dreams of sushi smotret online For anyone who hasn’t seen the show, every episode is shot in a unique style of documentary filmmaking to honor “some of the most important stories that didn’t actually happen.” jiro dreams of sushi uverse

The seven-episode first season earned a Primetime Emmy nomination for Outstanding Variety Sketch Series. The new season will have a total of six episodes. Season one parodied films including “Grey Gardens,” about Edith and “Little Edie” Bouvier Beale, the aunt and cousin of Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis who lived in a decaying house in East Hampton. jiro dreams of sushi subtitrare romanaThe first season also parodied the 1990 doc “Nanook Revisited,” about the 1922 partly staged documentary set in the Canadian arctic, “Nanook of the North.” READ MORE: IFC’s ‘Documentary Now!’: Bill Hader and Fred Armisen Break Down the Docs Spoofed in Season 2 Season two of “Documentary Now!” returns to IFC on September 14 at 10 p.m. ET. Check out the trailer for the new season below. Stay on top of the latest breaking film and TV news! Sign up for our Email Newsletters here.

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