Everything is too bright, too harsh. It's all 'almost,' but never really achieves what it has set out to do. I understand the food should look delectable. It does not. The building of the delicacy should be intricate and mesmerizing. It is not. The acting is thin and shallow. I believe none of it. I know where it wants to go. Others have done it beautifully. This is a solid fail.
Review of A Taste of Hunger
