During the Mexican Civil War, the widow Elena raised three daughters alone. According to tradition, she put her eldest daughter's marriage first. When the young Pedro officially came to propose marriage and wanted to marry his youngest daughter, Tita, Elena suggested that Pedro should marry her eldest daughter Rosha, and said that Tita would have to wait for her to marry after a hundred years. Pedro accepted Elena's suggestion in order to get close to Tita. Poor Tita worked as the chef for the wedding banquet of his beloved, tears of sadness flowed into the delicacy, and all the guests tasted bitter. The old cook who taught her to cook with all her heart understood that Tita had received her true story. Twenty-two years later, Rosha died, and Tita, who had never been married, finally married Pedro, but the love and love that had been restrained and suppressed for too long led to their deaths.
Like Water for Chocolate movie plot
2022-01-13 08:02
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Danny 2022-03-19 09:01:07
How do I feel like watching the South American version of Cinderella! The female chef born in the kitchen is first-rate, and even magical food like a witch. I value the female chef’s cooking skills more! And isn't this extraordinary love a perverted and twisted love? A big man joins an already morbid family because he can't marry his beloved girl, and instead marries her sister, so that he can see his beloved day by day!
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Fay 2022-03-16 09:01:06
Gourmet love movies are sprinkled with magical reality accessories, which resemble a modern version of Latin American Cinderella, but the love part of its core story is really awkward and unacceptable, and the part about traditional shackles and the pursuit of freedom is also not outstanding.
Like Water for Chocolate quotes
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Mamá Elena: Sit down and keep working! And no tears!
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Mamá Elena: Poor child. I hope he is in heaven with God. We can't let sorrow take over. There is a lot of work to do.