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IV. Films"301/ 302," Korea, 19 , Dir.

"Babette's Feast," Denmark, 1987, Dir. Gabriel Axel

"Big Night," US, 1998, Dir. Stanley Tucci & Campbell Scott

"The Cook, the Thief and Her Lover," US, 19 , Dir.

"Dragon Chow" ("Drachenfutter"), Germany, 19 , Dir.

"Eat, Drink, Man, Woman," Taiwan, 1994, Dir. Ang Lee

"Eat the Rich," England, 19 , Dir. Peter Richardson

"Eating," US 1991, Dir. Henry Jaglom

"Eating Raoul," US, 1982, Dir. Paul Bartel

"The Flavor of Green Tea over Rice," 19 , Dir. Ozu Yasujiro

"La Grande Bouffe," France, 1973, Dir. Marco Ferreri

"Like Water for Chocolate," US, 1992, Dir. Alfonso Arau

"Me Pok Man," Singapore, 1995, Dir.

"Sugarbaby" ("Zuckerbaby"), Germany, 19 , Dir. Percy Adlon

"Tampopo," Japan, 1987, Dir. Juzo Itami