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The documentary 'Poached' focuses on the competitive world of Singapore's hawker culture, specifically centering on the iconic dish of chicken rice. Set in the Maxwell Food Centre, it captures the passion and dedication of hawkers who strive to perfect their craft amidst limited kitchen space.
Through the lens of personal stories and culinary pride, the film presents the ambitions of these hawkers as they navigate the challenges of maintaining tradition while appealing to modern tastes. The 6-minute runtime allows for a concise yet impactful portrayal of their commitment to this beloved dish.
Why Watch
- •Meet passionate hawkers at Maxwell Food Centre.
- •See the art of making chicken rice in tiny kitchens.
- •Find out what drives hawkers to excel in their craft.
Did You Know
•The film is set in the famous Maxwell Food Centre in Singapore.
•The documentary has a total duration of 6 minutes.
•Chicken rice is considered a beloved hawker dish in Singapore.
Perfect For
Food enthusiastsCulinary studentsSingapore culture fans