A coffee cup presented in Naples connects with drinkers in Buenos Aires and New York, illustrating the cultural significance of this everyday ritual.
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A coffee cup presented in Naples connects with drinkers in Buenos Aires and New York, illustrating the cultural significance of this everyday ritual.
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Synopsis
In a bustling café in Naples, a barista presents a steaming cup of coffee to a customer, marking the beginning of a shared experience. "Coffee for All" follows this simple act across three cities: Naples, Buenos Aires, and New York. The film features conversations with local figures like Filippo Conz and Martín Malharro, who discuss the cultural significance of coffee in their communities. Through intimate moments in various bars, the documentary illustrates how a cup of coffee fosters connections and transcends borders.
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Why Watch
- See coffee culture in Naples, Buenos Aires, and New York.
- Meet diverse characters like Glodier Biedma and Filippo Conz.
- Find out how coffee connects people worldwide.
Did You Know
- The film features a duration of 69 minutes.
- It was directed by Roly Santos.
- The production countries include Argentina and Italy.
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Who directed the documentary 'Coffee for All'?
Roly Santos directed the documentary 'Coffee for All'.
What is the duration of the documentary 'Coffee for All'?
The duration of 'Coffee for All' is 69 minutes.
In which countries was 'Coffee for All' produced?
The documentary was produced in Argentina and Italy.
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