Jiro Dreams of Sushi

For lovers of Japanese food, this film is a treasure, and for the Japanese, definitely our japa is a terrible offense, kkkk, the way of making, of appreciation, presentation, everything must sound like blasphemy, Mr. Jiro does not make sushi, but a work of art ...

This was such a simple, yet complex and intriguing documentary.The entire storyline was so well put together - form beginning to end.

The camera is good. The story, like most glorified documentaries, is not very good.

Jiro Dreams of Sushi is a movie about a senior citizen who is teaching his one son about sushi in Japan. This movie has a universal theme.

This is not a documentary about food. If you love anything about food, you will probably love the documentary, but even if you have no interest in cooking, you will still probably love this.

I really love watching anime (japan cartoon movies) and I was always wondering how much Japan differs from the rest of the world. This is the reason why I have chosen exactly this film and now I can surely tell you that I am even more interested in learning the japanese culture and diving into it.

This film is interesting: the audience with no background in Japanese culture or religion may choose to spend one evening watching the story of Jiro's life. They will not regret it because Jiro is a unique example of highly dedicated to his job person.

Jiro dreams of sushi is genuinely an inspiring documentary film about hard work, perfection, setting goals, and achieving them. Although the title and description of the movie seemed a bit boring for me, I was surprised about what a deep meaning the film had.

The 2011 movie "Jiro dreams of sushi" is a story about Jiro Ono, 85-years old sushi master in Tokyo, whose mastery has been developing throughout his entire life (Jiro Dreams of Suchi 2011). The movie talks about the way Jiro set up his business, his relationship with sons and students, as well as about the way he develops his business.