Farm to Fork to Love (2021): Cast & Ratings
Farm to Fork to Love is a 2021 romantic film directed by Sandra L. Martin, starring Meggan Kaiser as Alice, Chad Crenshaw and Forbes Riley. It runs 1 hour 27 minutes. Its Echo Score is 53/100.
- Released
- Runtime
- 1h 27m (87 min)
- Director
- Sandra L. Martin
- Genre
- Romance
- Original language
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English
- Studio
- Ammo Content
- After the credits
- No No extra scene
What Is Farm to Fork to Love About?
The premise of Farm to Fork to Love without spoilers.
Alice, a young and talented sous chef at NY’s top restaurant, receives an invitation to judge a food competition for a prestigious annual fundraiser.
Farm to Fork to Love Cast & Characters
Meggan Kaiser leads the cast as Alice, with Chad Crenshaw as Driver and Forbes Riley as Toni. Directed by Sandra L. Martin; 19 actors are credited in all.
- Director Sandra L. Martin
- Meggan Kaiser as Alice
- Chad Crenshaw as Driver
- Forbes Riley as Toni
- Scot Cooper as Christian
Also Starring in Farm to Fork to Love
· 15 more- Erin Day Baker
- Maurice Johnson Bret
- Matt Hudson Chef Raphael
- Sherrod Taylor Larry
- Omer Mughal Chef Martinez
- Nick Pickrell Porter
- Patty Lambert Daniela
- Scott McLean Harrison Eric
- Ena Henderson Janet Silver
- Emma Matthews Photographer
- Josh Lebrun Front Desk Clerk
- Shatoya McClintock Marta
- Jack Ha Chef Lee
- Ellen Kirk Camille
- David Castellani Governor DuMont
Farm to Fork to Love Reviews & Ratings
Our Echo Score gives it 53/100, strongest in art & craft (55) and weakest in sensory experience (50).
Farm to Fork to Love Echo Score Breakdown
Farm to Fork to Love lands as a modestly entertaining rom‑com that leans heavily on familiar genre formulas. Reviewers note a warm, feel‑good tone and occasional charming performances, yet the plot’s predictability and uneven acting keep the film from rising higher. Technical aspects such as direction and visual style receive little praise, while issues with closed captioning and inconsistent sound design detract from the viewing experience. Overall, the movie offers a pleasant but unremarkable watch.
Our own 0–100 rating, built from five aspects: art, character, story, the sensory experience and how well a film rewatches.
- Art & Craft 55
In terms of art and craft, the film shows competent direction and competent production values, with some reviewers highlighting solid performances and decent visual presentation. However, criticism of poor acting and occasional technical slip‑ups, such as inaccurate closed captioning, introduces doubt about the overall execution. The mixed feedback suggests the craftsmanship is acceptable but not outstanding, resulting in a middle‑range assessment.
- Character & Emotion 55
Character and emotional depth receive a blend of commendation and critique. Positive notes mention enjoyable chemistry between leads and generally pleasant performances, while other reviewers describe the acting as among the worst they have seen and complain about jarring accents. The divergent opinions balance out, yielding a modestly positive yet cautious evaluation of the film’s character work.
- Story & Flow 50
The story is consistently described as predictable and standard for a rom‑com, with a cute premise that does not venture into novel territory. Some viewers appreciate the wholesome, uncomplicated narrative, yet many find it overly formulaic and lacking originality. This consensus of a safe but uninspired plot places the story score squarely in the middle of the scale.
- Sensory Experience 50
Sensory experience is a mixed bag. The food visuals are praised as appealing, contributing to a pleasant aesthetic, but the soundtrack is noted for overpowering dialogue and the closed captioning is called inaccurate. These contradictory points balance each other, resulting in a neutral rating that reflects neither strong strength nor severe weakness in sensory execution.
- Rewatch Factor 55
Rewatch factor hinges on the film’s feel‑good atmosphere and occasional charm, which many find enjoyable enough for repeat viewings. Conversely, the predictability and acting issues lead some reviewers to label the movie a waste of time. The overall sentiment leans toward moderate repeatability, granting it a slightly above‑average rewatch score.
Farm to Fork to Love Trailers & Videos
The trailer of Farm to Fork to Love.
Farm to Fork to Love Also Known As
7 alternative titles, including “Love Academy” and “L'amour en cuisine”.
- Also known as
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- Love Academy
- L'amour en cuisine
- Assaggio d'amore
- Amor entre fogones
- El Sabor del Amor
- Liebe geht durch den Magen
- От фермы, до стола, до любви
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Farm to Fork to Love FAQ: Cast, Runtime & Release Date
Runtime, release date, director, cast and post-credit scenes of Farm to Fork to Love, each answered in a sentence.
How long is Farm to Fork to Love?
Farm to Fork to Love runs 1 hour 27 minutes (87 minutes).
When was Farm to Fork to Love released?
Farm to Fork to Love was released on April 29, 2021.
Who directed Farm to Fork to Love?
Farm to Fork to Love was directed by Sandra L. Martin.
More films by Sandra L. Martin Who is in the cast of Farm to Fork to Love?
Farm to Fork to Love stars Meggan Kaiser as Alice, Chad Crenshaw as Driver and Forbes Riley as Toni, among 19 credited actors.
Does Farm to Fork to Love have a post-credit scene?
No. Farm to Fork to Love has no extra scene during or after the credits.
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