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Movie Title : Pressure Cooker
Release Date : May 27, 2009 Wide
Genre Movie :Documentary,Special Interest
Mpaa Rating : Unrated

Actors :Donald Newkirk,Prince Paul

Philadelphia's Frankford High School isn't exactly the kind of place one would expect to find the world's next great culinary talent, but in this documentary from filmmakers Mark Becker and Jennifer Grausman, food enthusiasts discover why that concept may not be so far fetched after all. Their lives complicated by financial woes, broken homes, and abusive pasts, three Frankford High seniors find an unlikely ally in the form of culinary arts teacher Wilma Stephenson. Stephenson's kitchen isn't a place for the faint of heart, but for those who can take the heat she's the best friend an aspiring chef could ever want. As the citywide cooking competition for scholarships to the country's top culinary art institutions draws near, these three students will be forced to set aside the usual high school distractions of school dances and football games in exchange for a once-in-a-lifetime shot at living their dreams. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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The movie's sense of inspiration is realistic. It never implies a future of glamour, only hard-won success.
Wesley Morris-Boston Globe

An earnest crowd-pleaser that could have used an extra helping of dramatic tension -- but it succeeds by placing us in an interesting world with characters who are impossible not to root for.
David Lewis-San Francisco Chronicle

Wilma Stephenson...definitely deserves a subtler cinematic testament than this lazily inspirational documentary.
Cliff Doerksen-Chicago Reader

If the filmmakers do little to expand the vocabulary of the genre, they enhance our appreciation of that most undervalued sector of the American workforce, the city schoolteacher.
Jan Stuart-Washington Post

Pressure Cooker is not about pressure so much as clarity of purpose. It's about a unique teacher's way of building confidence and pride, with results that joyously speak for themselves.
Jeff Shannon-Seattle Times

A heart-grabbing, awe-inspiring work that needs no embellishment.
Steven Rea-Philadelphia Inquirer

Inspiring cooking-themed docu is great for teens.
Brian Costello-Common Sense Media

By the end, you won't need to slice onions to get the tear ducts working.
Peter Keough-Boston Phoenix

I grew a deep hunger while watching Pressure Cooker, not just from the students' mouthwatering dishes, but from the fact that teacher/chef Wilma Stephenson could uniformly inspire such success.
Matthew Sorrento-Film Threat

These stories move and inspire as tales of youth in need cooking up opportunity from scratch.
Matt Pais-Metromix.com

High school teacher Wilma Stephenson nourishes her culinary arts students in their hungry bids for better lives. An inspiration, 'Pressure Cooker' is a welcome antithesis to slice and dice.
Jennifer Merin-About.com

It's convincing because of the force of Wilma Stephenson's personality and the fierce love she bestows on her culinary arts students at Philadelphia's Frankford High School.
Robert Levin-Critic's Notebook

Neither the filmmakers nor the students-nor, for that matter, Stephenson-are fishing for sympathy. What they really want most is to give back-to provide nourishment, literal and figurative, to those who have so generously helped nourish them.
Wade Major-Boxoffice Magazine

An engaging, uplifting, well-edited and occasionally suspenseful documentary that leaves you hungry for more insight into the lives of the culinary arts students and their Judge Judy-like teacher.
Avi Offer-NYC Movie Guru

A fitting tribute to a selfless role model with an big heart and an indomitable spirit. Let's face it, they don't make 'em like Wilma Stephenson anymore.
Kam Williams-NewsBlaze

Such a heartfelt inspirational story that one can fully understand why it seemed like such a worthwhile effort to capture the results of Stephenson's efforts on film.
Edward Douglas-ComingSoon.net