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Article: `Cooking' serves up a turkey.(Arts & Entertainment)(Movies)
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- The Washington Times (Washington, DC)
- Article date:
- November 18, 2000
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For one reason or another, Thanksgiving never has gotten much play from Hollywood.
"Home for the Holidays" fizzled when trying to single out the day five years ago. The most interesting thing about "What's Cooking?" is that a foreign-born filmmaker, Gurinder Chadha, an Englishwoman of Indian parentage, tries to overcompensate for the neglect with a shameless, four-cornered embrace of the national feast day.
Her methods of smothering the occasion with updated, politically correct solicitude combine lavishly picturesque food displays with sitcom trifling about family loyalties and conflicts. If the nationality thing can be finessed, she might be a ...
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