Ezra's gift of generating food from his hands strengthens his relationships with friends and transforms him from "zero" to "school hero".

In Scorsese's film, food and feasting reveal the artificial pretense of 1870s New York society, and also symbolize its hierarchy of power.

Was it Worth it? Food and War in All Quiet on the Western Front, by Carson Jolly

Grotesque Goodies: Unidealistic Memories of Food and the Fellinian Style in Amarcord, by Sean Sabye

Lester Burnham: From Creepy to Caring – Cooking and being in the kitchen illustrate that Lester is changing from an infatuated man going

"What a Life": Music and Intellectual Alcoholism in Another Round

How Food Can Become a New Beginning, by Abby Kliensorge