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Nina's Heavenly Delights (2006)

A feisty young woman returns to Glasgow to run her deceased father's curry house.

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Sabina K 28 May 2007

It says a lot for the advance and acceptance of the gay rights cause that we can now have queer cinema that's as formualic, trite, saccharine and basically piss-poor as your average Richard Curtis flick. The Nina of the title is an Asian twenty-something lesbian who left her family back in Glasgow. She returns for her father's funeral to learn that he gambled away the family restaurent. Her only hope is to win a televised national cooking contest. The movie wears its PC credentials on its sleeve: there's an Asian kid-sister who yearns to be a highland dancer, a Bollywood-aspirant transvestite, and of course the central Asian-Scottish lesbian love affair. The dialogue and love scenes are stilted and awkward, the humour weak and sporadic, and the denouement as ridiculous as that of NOTTING HILL. The acting - from a largely unknown cast of Brits - is uniformly wooden. The most shocking thing is that this glib rom-com was penned by Andrea Gibb, the writer behind the infinitely more challenging and mature Scottish drama, DEAR FRANKIE.

Jeannette Catsoulis 30 Nov 2007

A lesbian-foodie fairy tale that keeps its appetites well under control. The title may hint at naughty pleasures, but the director, Pratibha Parmar, is more interested in pappadams than passion.

Kam Williams 25 Nov 2007

You know a cross-cultural, gender-bending dramedy has issues, when its most memorable moment is a blasphemous, bouncy Bollywood musical finale featuring a female impersonator.

Peter Bradshaw 30 Dec 2006

I wanted to like it, but this new Glasgow-set drama really is weak.

Sam L 03 Aug 2008

so if you couldn't tell by the title, it's a 'mo movie, however it is pg-13 so don't get too excited. it's only a teaser that actually refers to her cooking. oh, right. it's pretty cheesy, but kinda cute. it's about "forbidden love." shocking! and "following your heart" which is repeated about a thousand times. as far as the genre goes though it's actually pretty good.