The Delicacy

The Delicacy is a 2020 documentary film about sea urchins and the divers who harvest them off the coast of Santa Barbara, California in the US. The film, directed by Jason Wise, premiered at the Santa Barbara International Film Festival in January 2020.[1]

The Delicacy
Directed byJason Wise
Produced byChristina Wise
Jason Wise
Jackson Myers
Eric Esrailian
StarringStephanie Mutz
Harry Liquornik
Jim Marshall
Andrew Zimmern
Ray Isle
Music byTrevor Morris
Trey Toy
CinematographyJackson Myers
Edited byJason Wise
Jackson Myers
Production
company
Forgotten Man Films
Distributed bySOMM TV
Release date
January 24, 2020
Running time
70 minutes
CountryUnited States

The Delicacy premiered worldwide on May 7th on SOMM TV.[2]

Synopsis

The Delicacy follows several sea urchin divers as they engage in their dangerous vocation off the coast of Santa Barbara.

Cast

This film focuses on Santa Barbara sea urchin divers including Stephanie Mutz,[3] Harry Liquornik, Jim Marshall, Wade Motyer, and Billy Eggers. Notable chefs also make appearances including Andrew Zimmern, Ray Isle, Justin Cogley, Kyle Connaughton, and Master Sommelier Yoon Ha.

Reception

The film received positive reviews with Josh Board of Fox 5 San Diego giving the film 3.5 out of 5 stars and writing, "Yet even if you aren't going to ever try this, the documentary is fascinating to watch" and, "3 ½ stars out of 5 (if these were Michelin stars given to a restaurant, that would make this the Citizen Kane of documentaries)."[4] LA Weekly called it, "a mouthwatering excursion featuring California's uni divers and the chefs who sing their praises," [5] Hollywood Outbreak said, "If you thought a documentary about sea urchins would be boring, think again." [6] and Larry Mantle on KPCC called it "a must see."[7]

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