Pack your bags as Nurul Ismawi takes us on a caffeine-boosting trip to Carpenter Street, then settle down for Zue’s ruminations on the influence of coffee in American television. Behind the camera, we have an exclusive interview with Winaldo Swastia, an Indonesian filmmaker on the rise.
Jazelia Jasmene lights up as she reconsiders the role of Malaysian school canteens, just as Aisyah Ezral longs for a long-lost lover. Heather Francis wouldn’t approve, talking as she does about high fats and sugar diets. Adi Iskandar finds out about Food Politics in Marion Nestle’s mini-tome, just as Julian C.H. Lee’s thought-provoking text inspires Fikri Jermadi to have Second Thoughts.
Also packed with the works of Shemsi Elsani, ABAH, Maria Adibah Azmi and more, there’s certainly plenty of food for thought for you in the sixth issue of CQ Magazine!
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