- Genre
- TV Movie
- Year
- 2014
- Runtime
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Devoted Cookbook
Where passion meets tradition, every dish tells a story.
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Synopsis
"Devoted Cookbook" (original title "みをつくし料理帖"), starring Keiko Kitagawa, is a heartfelt Japanese period drama set in the Edo era. The film follows the journey of a young woman who, after facing personal tragedy, dedicates herself to mastering the art of cooking. Through her culinary skills, she not only finds healing and purpose but also touches the lives of others around her. The story delicately explores themes of resilience, tradition, and the restorative power of food. Kitagawa’s sincere performance brings depth to the protagonist’s determination as she navigates societal challenges and personal growth in a time-honored setting.
Reviews
Critically, "Devoted Cookbook" received a warm reception for its enchanting portrayal of the Edo period and its lush cinematography. On IMDb, the film holds a respectable rating reflecting audience admiration for its emotional storytelling and Keiko Kitagawa's compelling lead performance. Critics from Asian cinema platforms praised the movie's delicate balance between drama and cultural heritage, highlighting its appeal to fans of historical and culinary tales. However, some reviewers noted that the pacing could feel slow to modern audiences, and the narrative occasionally leaned heavily on melodrama. Rotten Tomatoes does not have enough aggregated reviews to provide a score, but existing critiques commend the film's art direction and evocative score while suggesting it may resonate best with viewers interested in historical Japan and character-driven stories. Overall, the film is celebrated as a touching, visually captivating drama that offers a unique glimpse into the dedication and artistry of traditional Japanese cooking.
