The film is raucously funny during Saffron’s professional and personal meltdowns, but the long scenes of repetitive jokes, the dreary reality-TV style and some very strange accents bring down the whole affair.
Jordan Saffron: Taste This! (2009)
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Theatrical Release:Sep 18, 2009 Limited
Synopsis:
7 Ponies Productions announces the theatrical
release of egotistical reality cooking show chef mockumentary ”Jordon Saffron – Taste
This!,” a film by Sergio Myers. The film premieres in Los...
7 Ponies Productions announces the theatrical
release of egotistical reality cooking show chef mockumentary ”Jordon Saffron – Taste
This!,” a film by Sergio Myers. The film premieres in Los Angeles at the Laemmle’s
Sunset 5 September 18 – 24, and travels across the country on this independent’s
platform release by 7Ponies Productions, with DVD distribution by RMS Entertainment,
and international sales by Arsenal Pictures.
In the film, Jordon Saffron (Sergio Myers), the egotistical reality show chef (in the vein
of Gordon Ramsay), suddenly loses his “taste” and everything around him - his girlfriend
(Rachel Hunter), TV contract, restaurant, and partner (Steve Schirripa). Traveling back
home to Chicago he faces his fears (and a few hilarious situations) where he reawakens to
love and to “taste” again, in this comedic mockumentary.
Sergio Myers, former reality show producer and creator of the hit MTV show “Sorority
Life” spoofs his past line of work to create a series of “mockumentaries” based on overthe-
top entertainment personalities. In the vein of the Sacha Baron Cohen films and
Larry David’s “Curb Your Enthusiasm,” Sergio simultaneously portrays the film’s lead
character and directs the scenes, following a stand-up comedic formula of impromptu
acting. Comments the film’s producer, director and star, “There is no written script, but as
the director I am able to get more out of my actors performances by merely describing in
detail the emotion of the character in the particular scene, and then letting the actor go.”
The film was shot in a fraction of time and budget to what typically Hollywood comedies
cost. “Just like reality TV has changed the course of traditional TV formats forever,
traditional film making is in need of a similar change,” adds Sergio. A follow-up
mockumentary project, based on the life of a white rap artist played by Sergio himself,
“Becoming Pony Boi” is set to release next. --© Official Site
Starring: Steve Schirripa, Rachel Hunter, Anna Hagopian, Kinga Philipps
Starring: Steve Schirripa, Rachel Hunter, Anna Hagopian, Kinga Philipps
Director: Sergio Myers
Director: Sergio Myers
Screenwriter: Sergio Myers
Studio: 7 Ponies
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| 100% 100% | Daybreakers | 1/8 |
| 83% 83% | Youth in Revolt | 1/8 |
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