Jiro
Dreams of Sushi is
beautiful. The music, the cinematography, the editing, the man himself and, of
course, his infamous sushi are all aesthetically wonderful.
As
virtuosic piano concertos play in the background, the audience is introduced to
Jiro Ono, an 85-year-old sushi master who has perfected the art in his small
restaurant nestled in a Tokyo subway station.
Ono
lets the cameras into his back kitchens and provides insight to the rigorous
training process that is required of all of his cooking staff, who are humble,
charming gentlemen themselves. They truly love what they do, and I love this
film.
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