Chef Paul’s Origin Story | Hunger | Netflix Philippines

When Aoy (Chutimon Chuengcharoensukying) asks Chef Paul (Nopachai Jayanama) what drove him to become a chef, he launches into a story from his childhood—and the realization that came from a smashed jar of caviar. Curious for more? Hunger is now streaming on Netflix.

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Chef Paul’s Origin Story | Hunger | Netflix Philippines

A talented young street-food cook pushes herself to the limit after accepting an invitation to train under an infamous and ruthless chef.

[jaakeeee]

his acting is beautifully done here. the way he first recalls the past, he has the look of a man who has realized his selfish desire, but at the end of it when he explains his aspirations, we can see him break. we can see him accept that selfishness in the way he talks to her, how he trembles in anger and his blank stare, beautiful acting.

[lut.]

I love it. His childhood trauma led him to have an absolute determination to achieve his successes and become the best chef in his country and he did it.

[Mark-uesj]

as a wise man once asked
"is it expensive cause it's special"
"or is it special cause it's expensive

[ericshiel]

This entire film did basically everything right. The music, acting, casting, story, messages sent to the poor and wealthy, the darker aesthetic, and overall development. It’s just a masterpiece.

[photsiam]

Paul: the biggest surprise was
me: it tasted like shit
Paul: it tasted like shit
me:

[ms]

Beautifully presented! The name “hunger” doesn’t necessarily mean starvation, but also the lust from desires that will never be filled.

This applies to those rich people, and Paul as well.

[iamtheengineerthatisapproa]

"The biggest surprise was... it taste like shit"

As a mere earthlings who try caviar once, this is true

[blackvitruvianman]

Powerful....the experience of hunger is not limited to physical hunger for food but can also be driven by a desire for material possessions and a sense of fulfillment that comes with acquiring them. While it is true that people living in poverty often struggle to obtain enough food to satisfy their basic needs, those who have greater access to resources may find themselves in a different kind of struggle. The desire for more, for better, or for the latest and greatest can become a source of insatiable hunger, leading to an endless cycle of consumption and dissatisfaction. Ultimately, it is important to recognize that true satisfaction and contentment cannot be achieved through material possessions alone. Cultivating meaningful relationships, finding purpose and meaning in one's work or hobbies, and practicing gratitude can all contribute to a sense of fulfillment that cannot be bought with money.

[liviapetre]

The way Chef Paul, splash sauce in the plates, back memories from the jar!🙏

[mgshwehlaingtun]

Keanu Reeves +Gordon Ramsay = Chef Paul

[dllemason]

Amazing scene, it was a mistery about the Paul Chefs how started as a chef...

[soldierofziaurrahman]

Bro is in the ultimate villain arc, but spoke facts

[Khizar_kt]

Most accurate description of the caviar

[once_I_have_inSomnia]

All Chef Paul's unusual behavior/ being a jerk made sense during this part, also I think this was the falling action of the plot.
I'm just glad Aoy didn't end up like his mentor.

[SJakul_FC.]

นึกถึงชีวิตจริงเลย 1. 2. รสชาติ แต่เค้าว่าอร่อย แต่อร่อยแบบไหน

[JuneHandsome]

Chef Paul : Why do you want to be the John Wick?
Aoy : I want to be hitman.
Aoy : What drove you to become the John Wick?
Chef Paul : Dog.

[SobaYatai]

to add the taste to this Thai film you guys watching

if you notice you heard he used word "Kuu" its like "i" but in a harsh way like a bad word itself and "mun" literally "it/them"

[irrfhyrnaihydnewpich]

Really shows how petty he is tbh. The film should’ve focus on his pettiness more and not trying to make him that menacing at that point.

[ngshuenrong]

I feel a bit bad for him he doesn't have anyone who truly cares for him the closest to that is aoy well it can't be helped given the way he treats his staff lol(not that it jusfy them almost killing a girl, back stabbing him literally and killing his career by revealing his crime and stealing his stuff)even her staff seemed to care for her

[kevinseephan]

สังคมมันโหดร้ายมาตั้งนานแล้ว

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