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[Title] => Loving and living it up My Favorite Movie
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I’m not fond of watching foreign films/programs with English subtitles on it. You can’t really enjoy watching the movie because your attention is focused on the dialogue and not on the scenes taking place. But when I saw the Spanish film Like Water for Chocolate my opinion changed quite differently.
Like Water for Chocolate does not have a typical story line. It tackles a mother-daughter relationship and at the same time uses food as a tool for communication.
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Reading Laura Esquivel’s Like Water for Chocolate – the phenomenal debut novel by the Mexican author – made me realize that the kitchen is probably the only part of our house I show least respect to. Not that the book is about kitchen maintenance, but to describe it as total fiction is inaccurate.
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