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Over 50 videos (approximately 2-5 minutes each) where each of the foundational cooking methods or principles typically covered in a theory class are demonstrated.
The film explores why less than 7% of head chefs and restaurant owners are women when traditionally women have always held the head role in the kitchen. With perspectives from world-renowned women chefs, the film grapples with themes such as, workplace harassment, equal pay, paid parental leave and career advancement.
Over time, Texas Mexican food (not tex-mex) sustained Native American identity. Through cooking, indigenous women led the cultural resistance against colonization. Chefs, artists and community leaders share intimate food experiences that shape who they are today, prevailing over a history of dispossession.
A documentary highlighting four stories of people living life on their own terms, leading a culinary revolution from the ground up.
In the lasty century, 94% of seed varieties have disappeared. As biotech chemical companies control the majority of seeds, farmers, scientists, lawyers, and indigenous seed keepers fight to defend the future of our food.
A 1994 comedy-drama film about a family navigating the challenges of love, life, tradition and family and the transition from tradition to modernity.
A 1996 film about two brothers who run an Italian restaurant. Business is not going well as a rival Italian restaurant is out-competing them.
Films on Demand is an online library of streaming videos, covering a wide range of topics. CCSF Library's subscription includes the general academic and nursing collections. There are approximately 15,000 films.
You may want to create a personal user account with Infobase (the company that owns Films on Demand). Some benefits of creating an account are:
To create an account:
click "Your Profile" in the upper right corner of the screen in Films on Demand. Then,Note: This is a private account you make directly with Infobase, and as such, this may give them permission to track your behavior.
There are a few ways to find videos in Films on Demand.
Examples:
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