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Feel Good Reel Food: A Taste of the Cultural Kedgeree in Gurinder Chadha's: Debnita Chakravarti; 3. Food, Play, Business, and the Image of Japan in Itami Juzo's Tampopo: Michael Ashkenazi; 4. Il Timpano -"To Eat Good Food Is to Be Close to God": The Italian-American Reconciliation of Stanley Tucci and Campbell Scott's Big Night: Margaret Coyle 327 $a5. Cooking Mexicanness: Shaping National Identity in Alfonso Arau's Como agua para chocolate: Miriam Lo?pez-rodri?guez6. Chickens, Cakes, and Kitchens: Food and Modernity in Malay Films of the 1950s and 1960s: Timothy P. Barnard; 7. "I'll Have Whatever She's Having": Jews, Food, and Film: Nathan Abrams; 8. Food as Representative of Ethnicity and Culture in George Tillman Jr.'s Soul Food, Mari?a Ripoll's Tortilla Soup, and Tim Reid's Once upon a Time When We Were Colored: Robin Balthrope; Focus on Gender-The Body, the Spirit 327 $a9. Gendering the Feast: Women, Spirituality, and Grace in Three Food Films: Margaret H. Mcfadden10. Food, Sex, and Power at the Dining Room Table in Zhang Yimou's Raise the Red Lantern: Ellen J. Fried; 11. Anorexia Envisioned: Mike Leigh's Life is Sweet, Chul-Soo Park's 301/302, and Todd Haynes's Superstar: Gretchen Papazian; 12. Production, Reproduction, Food, and Women in Herbert Biberman's Salt of the Earth and Lourdes Portillo and Nina Serrano's After the Earthquake: Carole M. Counihan; 13. Images of Consumption in Jutta Bru?ckner's Years of Hunger: Yogini Joglekar 327 $aMaking Movies, Making Meals14. Appetite for Destruction: Gangster Food and Genre Convention in Quentin Tarantino's Pulp Fiction: Rebecca L. Epstein; 15. "Leave the Gun; Take the Cannoli": Food and Family in the Modern American Mafia Film: Marlisa Santos; 16. All-Consuming Passions: Peter Greenaway's The Cook, the Thief, His Wife and Her Lover: Raymond Armstrong; 17. Jean-Pierre Jeunet and Marc Caro's Delicatessen: An Ambiguous Memory, an Ambivalent Meal: Kyri Watson Claflin; 18. 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