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                                  obert Tate Is a documentary film                                      and tv director whose work                                               focuses on the creative process,                                      capturing stories of people rising                                     to the occasion of their own lives.

 

He's won the Emmy, International Documentary Association (IDA), Cine Golden Eagle, New York Festival, Taste, Telly, and James Beard awards for his varied projects on architecture, health, science, food, fashion, and culture.

 

Highlights include the PBS series, Diary of a FoodieLidia Celebrates AmericaMoveable Feast, the Sundance Channel’s Architecture School,  and the feature docs, Eleven Minutes (Regent Releasing), The Magic Pill (Netflix), and Happy Clothes: a Film about Patricia Field (Greenwich).

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ROB TATE

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Chef Lidia Bastianich explores the many cultures that make up the American Melting Pot.

Complete First Season

COMPLETE FIRST SEASON

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EP 101​

EP 102

EP 103

EP 104

EP 105

EP 106

PROMO SEASON TWO

Lidia brings Anna Deavere Smith and a production team to Galveston, TX to hear the real story behind JUNETEENTH, the annual celebration of the slaves of Texas finally learning of their freedom set forth by Lincoln's Emmancipation Proclamation ... two years after the fact.

A Kuwaiti woman becomes an American citizen, and for the first time in her life registers to vote. A man purchases a plantation on which his ancestors once were slaves. Jacques Pepin throws his yearly Bastille Day Fete. And Lidia helps prepare a Filipino dinner where Spam, Vienna Sausage, and Banana Ketchup rise to the level of  Haute Cuisine.

In the stark, stunning 4-Corners region of the American South-west, Lidia attends a Navajo house warming ceremony. The new home is designed and built off-the-grid, with solar panels, water catchment, and found materials by students at the award-winning graduate architectural program, Design/ Build Bluff.

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