Si vous avez adoré 'Le club des gourmets' (2021), cette série captivante mêlant humour et drames familiaux autour d'un dîner entre amis, vous allez adorer ces 10 films et séries similaires. Découvrez des histoires tout aussi savoureuses, où les repas partagés deviennent le théâtre de révélations et de complicité.

Babette's Feast (1987)
Description: A visually stunning film that uses a lavish meal to explore themes of generosity, art, and the transformative power of food.
Fait: The film won the Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film, the first Danish film to do so.


Big Night (1996)
Description: A poignant tale of two brothers trying to save their restaurant, showcasing the emotional and cultural significance of food.
Fait: The film's climactic timpano scene was so elaborate that it took two days to shoot.


Ratatouille (2007)
Description: An animated celebration of food and passion, highlighting the transformative power of cooking and the joy it brings to people.
Fait: The ratatouille dish featured in the film was created by Thomas Keller, a renowned chef, specifically for the movie.


No Reservations (2007)
Description: A story about a perfectionist chef who learns to embrace life and love through the unexpected joys of cooking and family.
Fait: The film is a remake of the German movie 'Mostly Martha,' which also inspired the Italian film 'Bella Martha.'


Julie & Julia (2009)
Description: A heartwarming story that intertwines the lives of two women connected by their love for cooking and the impact of food on their lives.
Fait: The film is based on two true stories: Julia Child's life and Julie Powell's blog about cooking her way through Child's cookbook.


Soul Kitchen (2009)
Description: A lively and humorous take on the restaurant business, focusing on the chaos and camaraderie that comes with running a kitchen.
Fait: The film's soundtrack features a mix of hip-hop, soul, and funk, reflecting the eclectic vibe of the restaurant.


Chef (2014)
Description: A feel-good story about rediscovering passion for cooking and the simple joys of preparing food for others.
Fait: Jon Favreau trained with real food trucks to prepare for his role as a chef.


The Hundred-Foot Journey (2014)
Description: A cross-cultural culinary journey that explores how food can bridge differences and bring people together.
Fait: The film's food scenes were supervised by a Michelin-starred chef to ensure they were visually and culturally accurate.


The Menu (2022)
Description: A darkly comedic take on haute cuisine, exploring themes of obsession, artistry, and the extremes of culinary culture.
Fait: The film's menu items were designed by a real-life Michelin-starred chef to ensure authenticity.


Chef's Table (2015)
Description: A documentary series that delves into the lives and kitchens of the world's most renowned chefs, celebrating their creativity and dedication.
Fait: Each episode is shot in a cinematic style, making it look more like a film than a traditional documentary.
