
Created and narrated by René Redzepi, the esteemed chef and co-owner of world-renowned restaurant Noma, “Omnivore” takes viewers on an immersive journey into the world of food, exploring the profound beauty and intricate complexities of the human experience through the lens of the key ingredients that connect us all.
Each episode of “Omnivore” celebrates the cultivation, transformation and consumption of eight of the world's most essential ingredients, including bananas, chilies, coffee, corn, pork, rice, salt and tuna, revealing how they serve as the cornerstones of global cultural heritage. Redzepi and Emmy Award-winning executive producer Matt Goulding (“Anthony Bourdain: Explore Parts Unknown”) guide audiences on a globe-spanning odyssey, unveiling intricate stories behind the ingredients that have shaped societies, cultures, beliefs and the course of human history. The series takes viewers to destinations around the world, including Denmark, Serbia, Thailand, Spain, Japan, Djibouti, Peru, South Korea, France, Colombia, India, Bali, Rwanda and Mexico, as well as locations throughout the United States. In each episode, Redzepi and various series contributors offer an intimate exploration of culinary traditions, showcasing local efforts to honor, conserve and protect Earth’s offerings.
在全球化視野裡講食物鍊,有蠻多欲言又止的信息,比如過度捕撈三文魚和人工養殖三文魚導致種群毀滅這樣的未來;也稍微沾了點歷史,尤其是香蕉這一集很好看;但是由於導演不懂美食,所以展示的僅有政治正確的美食紀錄片,而非美食片,沒有讓你想去那間餐廳大快朵頤的慾望,應該不太符合中國人口味,我國美食文化是獨具一格的,但舌尖上的中國缺了點歷史。
陈旧的主流纪录片,特别白人的那种
稻米那集竟然没提到中国
自然属于上帝,而人与自然的关系就是文化,食物的单一化与消亡也预示着人类的消亡,那些资本家口中的成本压缩其实不过是掩盖了你我看不见的,他们攫取的,由大自然,由全人类共同负担的代价。
万物皆有故事~