Food of Love (2002)

In the heart of San Francisco's vibrant music scene, Paul, a strikingly handsome and dedicated music student, finds himself turning pages for the globally renowned pianist, Kennington. Amid the harmony of sheet music and grand pianos, Paul's allure doesn't go unnoticed by Kennington and his sharp-eyed agent, Mansourian - both men perched at the pinnacle of their respective professions. Their paths cross again in the sun-drenched streets of Barcelona, where Paul is vacationing with his mother, Pamela, a woman grappling with the aftermath of her husband's departure. Amid the city's rustic charm, a tender love affair blossoms between Paul and Kennington, painting contrasting meanings for the two men. However, commitment-averse Kennington retreats, fleeing back to the familiarity of his homeland. Concurrently, Pamela begins to rediscover her sense of self, while Paul steps out from the shadow of boyhood. Upon their return to the United States, the harsh reality of Paul's musical journey surfaces - his talent falls short of achieving his dreams. As Paul and Pamela navigate the bittersweet symphony of their lives, they learn to deepen their bond, creating a poignant narrative of love, self-discovery, and the beauty found within life's dissonance.

Food of Love is a drama movie featuring Juliet Stevenson.

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