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I truly believed that Jiro Dreams of Sushi addresses the world of sushi and Jiro striving to achieve perfection. The movie depicts Jiro's life in general, from when he was a child to when the documentary was taken. The documentary not only focuses on Jiro, but his sons as well, whom are trying to follow their father's footsteps. The sons trying to achieve that same level of excellence as Jiro, but not fully being able to. I believe that the way the film was constructed best supported the movie. The movie was clear, clean, and precise, which is what Jiro hold himself and his sons by when making and obtaining his image of the sushi/restaurant. The film captures Jiro's love for sushi and everything it is to him, and how it effected him in a positive way. The only bias I see is that the director believes that Jiro sushi is the best, which could be true, but there could be places outside Japan that have the same level of quality that Jiro's sushi does. In my perspective the movie was a success and captures the attention of viewers through the art of sushi and the impact it had on the Ono family.

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I want to learn how to make sushi. The way Jiro, the main focus of the movie, makes his sushi is visually appealing and makes me want to go to Japan and eat at his restaurant (even if I have to make the reservation a month in advance). It is a very heart warming movie that not only portray Jiro, but his two sons who pursue the same path as their father. Two thumbs up from me!!

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The  documentary follows the life of a well renown Japanese sushi restaurant owner; Jiro Ono. Through this viewers see the process that Jiro goes through running the shop and shows that he strives to achieve perfection. The documentary also depicts his two sons (Yoshikazu and Takashi Ono) and how they two follow the same path as their father.

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Made: Shot in one month (January 2010) other shots taken later that year. Took about 10 months of editing.
Released: Jiro Dreams of Sushi debuted in the US in 2011 at the Provincetown International Film Festival.
Length: 81 minutes

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It's clear that the main focus of the movie is the sushi and the way it effected Jiro and his sons. I became mesmerized with now simple the movies is presented and the simplicity that Jiro brought to his sushi, yet it has an extraordinary taste (based on customer reviews). It is visually appealing being able to see the sushi being made in slow motion. It is a heart warming tale seeing how much Jiro loves what he does.