Tony, from A24 and director Matt Johnson, is a unique kind of biography. Adapting just a small section of the Anthony Bourdain memoir, Kitchen Confidential, the biopic starring Dominic Sessa and Antonio Banderas focuses on a very small slice of the late chef's very big life. Leaning towards biographical fan fiction, not all of the details are strictly accurate, but the film conveys the spirit of a man who would become famous.
Siddhant Adlakha reviews, and then sticks around to talk with IGN's Clint Gage about surface level, birth-to-death biopics, the creative liberties in telling this story and the gobs of reviews he's written for IGN over the years.
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