Food is the universal language | Julie & Julia (2009) | Starring Meryl Streep, Amy Adams

'Julie & Julia (2009)' is a story about the love for food and how it brings people closer. This film contrasts the life of chef Julia Child in the early years of her culinary career with the life of young New Yorker Julie Powell, who aspires to cook all the recipes from Julia's book, a 365 days challenge, which she documents in her blog.

'Julie & Julia (2009)' is a biographical comedy drama, directed and written by Nora Ephron. The film stars Meryl Streep and Amy Adams in lead roles, with Stanley Tucci, Linda Emond and Chris Messina in supporting roles.

Trivia: The screenplay is based on two books, 'My Life in France' an autobiography by Alex Prud'homme, and 'Julie & Julia: My Year of Cooking Dangerously' a memoir by Julie Powell.

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3 comments... ok no problem but those of you who cook because its passion, this movie was a very accurate rendition. this woman was a genius, she brought flair to cooking but all the while had a personality that could relate to a layman cook and show them how to create dishes that didnt just look good but tasted excellent. i love her shows, im someone who cooked in my youth because it let me create and try new things. i still cook and nothing seems to bring me more pleasure than a dish that works out-all the while worrying about how the dish is gonna taste. this movie doesnt have twists, violence and all the crap that people seem to suck up blindly, but has honesty, emotion and practicality from a cooks point of view. yes it has hollywoods take on it but its done tastefully and the overall impression of the movie is very warming for those who cook for a living, not for those who cook for a dollar.