Eating and watching movies are among the best things you can do in life. If you’ve ever put yourself in the protagonist’s shoes every time you’ve watched a great movie, there’s a film festival in Buenos Aires that’s turned that idea into reality. At Morfilmfestival, you watch a great movie and eat the same food the characters eat in the film. This brilliant idea takes place in Buenos Aires and Barcelona, and the next edition is on June 28 in Buenos Aires.
Tarantino’s Strudel: The Film Festival Where You Eat the Same Food as the Characters on Screen—Its One-Time Event Takes Place in June
Morfilm is a festival where the goal—in addition to watching a great movie—is to eat exactly what the characters eat on screen, at the exact moment they do.
This fantastic concept is already a huge success in both Buenos Aires and Barcelona. These are ultra-exclusive screenings where only one movie is shown per session. Since these are intimate events designed for just a handful of people, tickets sell out in a matter of minutes.
In previous editions, they screened *The Godfather* with—obviously — a three-course Italian menu , and they also featured a seven-course banquet that perfectly replicated the animated dishes from *Spirited Away*. Yes, it’s truly the plan of your dreams.
Eating Like in the Movies: Tarantino and the Most Famous Strudel in Cinema This June
Attention, Buenos Aires movie lovers! The Morfilm Festival is taking place in Buenos Aires this Sunday, June 28. The featured film is a modern classic by Quentin Tarantino: Inglourious Basterds. For this iconic event, the menu features a trench sandwich and, of course, the legendary apple strudel with cream that Colonel Hans Landa shares with Shoshanna in one of the most tense scenes in film history.
This edition features two screenings (at 4:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m.). If you want to experience cinema with all your senses and try this cinematic delicacy, reserve your spot on the organizers’ Instagram profile and follow them for all future editions they hold in Buenos Aires. Their IG is @morfilmfestival
