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Florian Furtwängler, a man who has never cooked a meal in his life, sets himself the challenge of learning to cook. Accompanied by his friends Thomas Heyer and Sabine Hutter, he embarks on a culinary journey that is as much about self-discovery as it is about mastering recipes. The documentary humorously chronicles his attempts to become a competent cook, highlighting the struggles and triumphs of his endeavor.

The film received a generally positive reception for its lighthearted approach to a relatable theme. Critics praised its humor and the sincerity of its protagonist's journey, though some found the pacing to be inconsistent. Audiences appreciated its feel-good nature and its exploration of personal growth through a common household activity.

• Praised for its humor and relatable premise.

• The protagonist's cooking journey is seen as charming and engaging.

• Some reviewers noted a lack of depth beyond its comedic elements.

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Director Florian Furtwängler, who also stars in the film, genuinely had no prior cooking experience before undertaking this project, making the film a personal challenge as well as a documentary.