More than simple foam: beer in the seventh art
Beer is usually the festive soul of films, the golden trophy of the holidays and the refreshing companion in the endless road trips. But if we go into different film frames, we discover that beer can have a much deeper role – joining characters, revealing the internal struggle of the protagonists and, often, acting as a catalyst for crucial moments.
Documentaries that provide more than just data
In recent times, several documentaries have illuminated the intriguing world of beer. Works such as “Beer at War”, “The Jesus of Beer in America”, “Master Beer” and “The art of beer” have penetrated deep, showing how small breweries fight for their place in an expanding global market. Independent films such as “ritual beer” also highlight how the passion for beer can become a real cult for some.
Immerse yourself in brewer cinema
If you are passionate about beer, you can’t miss the opportunity to enjoy these cinematographic jewels during your free time. Be sure to have your favorite drink and the best Internet connection to enjoy these recommendations. Here we bring you an unmissable list of films that will make you laugh and reflect while you raise your glass.
1. Brewfish friends: a foamy romance
Do not get carried away by the romantic comedy cliché in “Drinking Buddies.” This film, set in an artisanal brewery in Chicago, explores the chemistry between two companions who, among sips of beer, challenge the line between friendship and love. Dare to discover where this spark will take them!
2. A comedy of brothers that floats on foam
“Strange Brew” presents the endearing McKenzie brothers, who are immersed in a hilarious plot while trying to get beer without paying. In addition to laughter, this classic has a good touch of action and friendship that makes it a must.
3. The university classics return
In “Old School”, a group of friends revive the good university times and faces what fraternity means in the modern world. Although beer is not the central axis, this comedy brings memorable moments, especially that iconic scene with Will Ferrell that is pure hilarity.
4. Australian brewing madness
You can’t talk about beer without mentioning “Wake in Fright”, a disturbing Australian film that tells the story of a teacher trapped in a world of games and excesses. The relationship with beer is almost omnipresent, turning debauchery into a sincere portrait of the internal struggle of the human being.
5. Zombies and beer: an unexpected combo
The comedy “The awakening of the dead” combines horror and laughter exceptionally. With a world in chaos, Shaun and his friend Ed find refuge in the pub, showing the power that friends have, even in the darkest times – and of course, always with a beer in hand. Similarly, “The World’s End” offers an epic search for the purpose full of humor and, of course, a good drink.
Beer and cinema: a perfect pairing
If you love beer as much as cinema, these five films will undoubtedly enrich your next movie marathon. Prepare your favorite beers and immerse yourself in this pairing of laughs, relationships and a little madness. Health!
