The Lunch Date

• Scotty Bloch: Woman
• Clebert Ford: Man
• Paul Sarnoff: waiter

The Lunch Date is an American short film from the year 1989.

Action

In a café, a woman from her table stands on to get cutlery. When she comes back, she sees a black man who eats at their table from their food. She sits down to share her meal with him. The Black then ordered coffee for her and himself. When the stranger comes, the woman looks around the room and notices that she is not sitting at their own table.

Awards

In 1991, the film in the category Best Short Film was awarded the Oscar.

At the International Film Festival in Cannes, he won the Palme d'Or for Best Short Film.

At the Torino Film Festival Adam Davidson was presented with the prize of the city of Turin.

Two awards, the film won the award in the Student Academy Awards: the Short Film Award and the DGA Student Film Award.

Background

The film premiered on December 3, 1989 in New York.