In Praise of The Florida Project’s Food Scenes | Eater
"A hotel breakfast dining room centered on a granite buffet laden with fresh fruit, muffins, assorted pastries, bacon, overflowing bowls of grapes and potted orchids; in the film it functions as an accessible abundance for non-guests, where a mother and young daughter sneak in to gorge, experiment with flavors, joke about candy forks, and share a joyful — ultimately final — communal meal before their lives unravel. The scene highlights the buffet’s role as both a rare treat and a temporary escape for people living in nearby long-term motels." - Garin Pirnia
