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Movies about coffee often explore not only the culture, but the simple joy a cup of coffee brings to our lives.
Here is our list of some of the best movies about coffee.
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Black Gold (2006)
Director: Marc James Francis, Nick Francis
Starring: Tadesse Meskela
“Black Gold” explores the world of global coffee trade, focusing on Ethiopian farmers who grow some of the most sought-after coffee beans in the world.
This documentary shines a light on the contrasts between the hard lives of the farmers and the high-priced world of coffee aficionados.
A must-watch for anyone interested in the ethics of coffee trade, “Black Gold” will make your next cup of coffee a more thoughtful experience.
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Caffeinated (2015)
Director: Vishal Solanki, Hanh Nguyen
Starring: Sunalini Menon, Doug Welsh, Geoff Watts
“Caffeinated” is a 2015 documentary film that delves into the world of coffee, exploring the journey of the coffee bean from its origins to the final brewed cup.
Directed by Hanh Nguyen and Vishal Solanki, the documentary offers an in-depth look at the global coffee culture and the intricate chain connecting farmer to consumer.
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Caffeinated | $21.69 | Buy on Amazon |
A Film About Coffee (2014)
Director: Brandon Loper
Starring: Kent Bakke, Kevin Bohlin, Katie Cargiulo
This documentary takes the viewers on a journey from the coffee farms in Honduras and harvests in Rwanda, to coffee shops in Tokyo, Portland, Seattle, San Francisco and New York.
It seeks to portray the time and effort required to grow these aromatic beans and transform them into a cup of coffee, from the tender care of the growers, to the craftsmanship of the baristas.
Barista (2015)
Director: Rock Baijnauth
Starring: Eden-Marie Abramowicz, Charles Babinski, Charlie Habegger
“Barista” is a documentary that takes us into the competitive world of coffee brewing, spotlighting a group of baristas gearing up for the National Barista Championship.
By watching their journey, we get to peek into the high-stakes world of specialty coffee and the passion that drives these artisans to expand upon their craft.
The Coffee Man (2016)
Director: Jeff Hann
Starring: Sasa Sestic, Hidenori Izaki, Beti Sestic
“The Coffee Man” is a 2016 documentary film that follows the journey of Sasa Sestic, an Australian barista and coffee enthusiast of Serbian origin, as he strives to win the World Barista Championship.
It offers a glimpse into the intricate world of specialty coffee, from the farms where the beans are grown, to the intense competition stage.