Sacha Baron Cohen tries to recapture the glory of his prior foreigner-in-America culture comedy, but a lack of heart and diminishing returns on the successful gimmick turns this into a movie of decent jokes a decade too late.
When sushi becomes art as much as it is food, the art of presenting it on film becomes transformative not only to the cuisine, but the people who make it.
Oliver (McGregor) is a man trying to deal with the revelations that his 75 year old father, Hal (Plummer), is not only terminally ill, but also gay.
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Oliver
My parents got married in 1955. They had a child and stayed married for 44 years until my mother died. Six months later my father told me he was gay. I imagined him wearing a purple sweater while he was saying this but it was really a robe.