Tampopo

Titre original : Tanpopo

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Un chauffeur de camion s'arrête à une petite épicerie familiale et décide d'en soutenir l'activité naissante. L'histoire est entrelacée de diverses scènes sur la relation entre amour et nour... Tout lireUn chauffeur de camion s'arrête à une petite épicerie familiale et décide d'en soutenir l'activité naissante. L'histoire est entrelacée de diverses scènes sur la relation entre amour et nourriture.Un chauffeur de camion s'arrête à une petite épicerie familiale et décide d'en soutenir l'activité naissante. L'histoire est entrelacée de diverses scènes sur la relation entre amour et nourriture.

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24 k

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Récompenses
- 6 victoires et 4 nominations au total

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Tampopo

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Histoire

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Anecdotes
The old name of Tampopo's restaurant, when she first meets Gorô and Gan, is Rai Rai Ken. Years later, when the first authentic râmen-ya opened in New York City, it took its name from this scene.

Gaffes
When the Gangster in the White Suit examines the oyster the girl has given him, it's obvious that the two shell halves are open almost an inch. This means the oyster has died and the shell is empty. Yet when the girl opens the shell, there's a plump oyster inside.

Citations
Student of ramen eating: [voiceover] One fine day, an old man and I went out for a bite. He's studied noodles for 40 years and said he'd initiate me into the art.
Student of ramen eating: Sensei, broth or noodles first?
Old gentleman: First comtemplate the ramen. Carefully observe the entire bowl while savoring the aroma. The jewels of fat twinkling on the surface, the men shoots glistening with fat, the nori darkening with moisture, the scallions floating on top. Above all, the stars of the show: three slices of roast pork, modestly half submerged. Now, then, with the tips of your chopsticks, smooth out the surface and caress the ramen.
Student of ramen eating: What for?
Old gentleman: To express affection. Then point your chopsticks at the roast pork.
Student of ramen eating: Go straight for the pork?
Old gentleman: No, at this stage merely tap it. Nudge it lovingly with the tips. Slowly pick it up and nestle it in the broth to the right. This next step is very important. I want you quietly to apologize to the pork. "Until we meet again."

Crédits fous
The entire closing credit sequence is a shot a woman breastfeeding her child; the camera slowly zooms in on the baby's mouth sucking his mother's breast.

Connexions
Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: The Big Easy/The Fourth Protocol/No Way Out/Tampopo (1987)

Bandes originales
Les Préludes, S. 97
Written by Franz Liszt

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10/10

Beautiful Film, A Classic

I first saw this film on TV around 1990 and loved it. Its one of those films that you put on your mental list of films to see again. My girlfriend managed to buy an Japanese import subtitled version for Xmas and we sat down to watch. Tampopo is a film that starts interesting and slowly draws you in until you realise you sat for an hour and a half mesmerised. Its one of those films that when the lights go up you're not sure what you just watched but somehow it all made sense and you know it was very special. This is a film for life. I won't watch it every week but everyone I loaned it to came back with the same comments as myself. There are moments of sheer beauty that make your eyes fill up with joy. Several times I had to hold back a sniff, Damn I wanna cook noodles now. If Tampopo doesn't capture your heart then maybe you miss the point of film making as an art.