Romance on the Menu | |
Director: | Rosie Lourde |
Producer: | Steve Jaggi Spencer McLaren |
Starring: | Cindy Busby Tim Ross Naomi Sequeira |
Music: | Jazz D'Arcy |
Cinematography: | Jason Hargreaves |
Editing: | Charlotte Cutting Adrian Powers |
Studio: | The Steve Jaggi Company |
Distributor: | Filmink Presents (Australia) Koan (worldwide) |
Country: | Australia |
Language: | English |
Romance on the Menu is a 2020 Australian romantic comedy film and the directorial debut of Rosie Lourde.[1] It stars Tim Ross and Cindy Busby and was produced by The Steve Jaggi Company.[2] [3]
Caroline, a chef in a swanky New York restaurant, discovers her Aunt Doreen has left her ownership of a cafe in Lemon Myrtle Cove, Australia. Leaving behind her job and ex-fiancé Nathaniel, Caroline finds that the Seagull Cafe is bustling and well-loved, and that she faces an offer to sell it. Initially wanting to sell, Caroline persuades the head chef Simon to help her fix up the place, only to soon realize that she really doesn't want to leave. Not only has she grown fond of the cafe and its customers, she has begun to fall in love with Simon. Eventually she must make a choice, particularly when Nathaniel starts pleading for them to get back together.[4]
Filming for Romance on the Menu took place in the Brisbane, Australia suburb of Shorncliffe over a period of three weeks during late 2019.[5] The film's plot was initially intended to be set entirely in the United States, but was later shifted to Australia.[6]
Romance On The Menu was released to Netflix Australia on 24 September 2020.[7]
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