A Certain Point of View – An animated spoof showing us life from the viewpoint of the food we eat.

Bravery, Hunger, and Monstrous Food – Scooby and Shaggy's monstrous appetites lead them to acts of bravery.

Honey of the Heart: Food as Spiritual Nourishment - Black Mary honey embodies food's spiritual and healing powers for young Lily.

The Dehumanization and Humanization of Prisoners through Food - Prison food represents oppression, and beer restores prisoners' humanity.

Cafe of Happiness – Throughout the seasons, Rie and Nao's Cafe Mani is a place where people eventually find their happiness.

Hannibal the Cannibal: The Fine Flavor of People - Cannibalism can be an act of discriminating taste and connoisseurship.

Food for Fairytales – For Shrek and Fiona, conversation and food helps to bridge the physical human-ogre divide and foster a new love.

A Taste of Revolution: Food’s Status and Power – Bong Joon-ho uses differences in food to depict dystopian socio-economic inequity.

In a dystopian New York City, the corporation Soylent Green controls most of the food supply – which gives them immense power ...

Insatiable Adults & Spirited Children – In Studio Ghibli's spirit world, insatiable appetites blind the characters to human connections.

Food, Humanity, and the Supernatural – Imagery of food and drink and the Holy Trinity are used to question human nature ...

(Un)conventional: Family and Food in Stand by Me, by Patrick Kaper-Barcelata