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A claustrophobic
culinary comedy.
In pursuit of the perfect meal, Brighton goes to battle with his six roommates over control of the kitchen.
status: in the oven
All this guy wants to do is cook his dinner. So do his six eccentric roommates. The night before a promotion, Brighton challenges himself to assemble an extravagant meal. What he didn't count on was the revolving door of savages begging to use the kitchen. Dishes from across the globe duke it out for counter space in a shoebox New York apartment, making the kitchen a little too hot to handle.
Through trial by fire (and a little help from Rachel Ray), Brighton learns that no matter how good the meal tastes, what's most important is who it's with.
the menu
brighton
reuben
sam
grant
momo
evan
rob
– oven baked chicken breast
– fresh italian spaghetti
– cheddar butternut squash clafoutis
– a sandwich
– breakfast
– dino nuggets
– pizza
– take out
– left overs
answers to the questions only your nana knows:
- can you cook italian spaghetti in the same pot as chinese noodles?
- do onions make you cry?
- how should you organize your spices?
- chicken or egg?
- if i assemble a 10" hot dog with ketchup, mustard, onions, and relish in New York, board a plane and fly it to Dodger Stadium, does it become a Dodger Dog?
- don't we have food in the fridge?
- who drank my milk?
Want to hop in the kitchen?
With postproduction in full swing, we need your help getting this bun out of the oven. If you're interested in owning a piece of our pie, Chow Time is looking for investors. Purchasing equity in this feature film will help us compensate the talented artists working to get this meal just right.
Strapped for cash but still want to cook? We are also offering equity for kit donations, meal sponsorships, and joining our crew.
Thank you chef!
cooking sucks.
unless you're rachel ray.
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