With backing from Los Angeles-based Samuel Goldwyn Films, the feature-length documentary film “Barista” will be making an official debut on select silver screens, on iTunes and on-demand on Nov. 6. The film company — which over the past 14 years has backed dozens of well-received and widely released indie flicks, including “Super Size Me,” “Bloodworth” and “Robot & Frank” — released the official trailer for “Barista” on Friday, featuring a compelling soundtrack that underscores the intensity of barista competitions, as well as numerous familiar faces in the coffee competition circuit. Written and directed by Rock Baijnauth, the film originally titled “Drip” received nearly $53,000 in crowd-funded backing through Kickstarter. On the “Drip” campaign page, Baijnauth said the movie’s title was changed to ensure potential viewers would have a clearer understanding of the film’s focus. In this case, the focus is largely on the run-up to the 2013 U.S. Barista Championship in Boston.

The documentary follows some well-known baristas including Charlie Habegger, Charles Babinski, Eden-Marie Abramowicz, Ryan Redden and Truman Severson. Following in the footsteps of other recent documentaries such “Somm” and “Jiro Dreams of Sushi,” “Barista” promises to take viewers behind the scenes of one of the specialty food world’s most consumed yet least understood products. Incidentally, it may also prove to be a boon for the specialty coffee industry, expanding consumer interest and, in turn, advancing the very concept of professionalism in high-end coffee. It might even do more for real-life latte artists than the character of Kato did in “The Green Hornet.” Here’s more from the source on what the film is all about: And without further ado, the trailer: Nick Brown is the editor of Daily Coffee News by Roast Magazine. This Was Tomorrow: Tomorrowland Presents... This documentary marks the tenth year anniversary of the great music festival known as Tomorrowland.

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Hand-made: The menu at the restaurant, which was the first sushi restaurant to earn three Michelin stars, is made up daily and the diners have no say in what the chef makes them 'That's some good sushi right there,' Obama said to a crowd of journalists waiting outside. Abe said they had discussed 'a wide range of topics in a relaxed atmosphere' and added even more praise for the food. 'The sushi I had too was the best I had in my life, so far,' Abe said. The leaders were joined by American Ambassador Caroline Kennedy and United Nations Ambassador Susan Rice. Satisfied: After the meal, Prime Minister Abe said that it was the best sushi he has had in his life Smile for the cameras: Obama didn't let on that he stopped halfway through the meal Chief government spokesman Yoshihide Suga refused Thursday to be drawn on exactly how much the US president had eaten, saying only: 'It's true that he ate a good amount'.'I can tell from his expression he was very much satisfied,' he added.