Coffland Corp: 5 Movies That Prove Coffee Has an Impact in Our Lives

"Cigarettes and coffee, man, that's a combination." - Coffee and Cigarettes.

The seventh art has captivated us for years. Some movies have accompanied us in good and bad moments, teaching us lessons about life.

Movies are a big influence in culture making, referencing to real life things such as our favorite beverage. Here at Coffland Corp, we'll dedicate this post to those movies that make coffee the starring!

Casablanca (1942)

This Hollywood classic doesn't need an introduction. The most important scenes in the film are at the famous Rick's Café American, where people of all nations and political standings get together to change information about the military movement of the WWII. Around this tragic aura, love changes the lives of some characters.

Café Cantante (1951)

This Argentinian musical movie recreates the life of a group of singers and dancers in a Spanish coffee shop. While clients are drinking a great traditional Spanish coffee, they enjoy a fantastic performance full of tablao and flamenco music. Watching this movie, your mug will say olé!

Bagdag Café (1987)

Bagdag Café is a German production where the starring is a simple coffee shop in the middle of the road. After a misunderstanding with her husband, Brenda (the starring character) becomes a friend of another woman who works in a sad coffee shop. Brenda starts serving in this place and changes the way people enjoy their espresso.

Coffee and cigarettes (2003)

Who hasn’t gone for a good coffee when you want to talk to someone? Coffee and cigarettes is an aesthetic adaptation of these type of conversations with a coffee cup in our hands. From a simple miscommunication to a deep discussion about life, this movie mixes the different scenes around a coffee shop. If you enjoy B&W ambients and emotional tension, this film is for you!

Café (2010)

In this movie, coffee is a link between worlds. Centered in a coffee shop, we contemplate a romance between a married woman and a barista meanwhile one of the customers thinks he was chosen by God (represented as a girl who stays in the shop) to lead the coffee world. Café is a unique movie full of jokes and a valuable lesson about human relationships.

In Coffland Corp, we support art, but not only related to the latte! Mix the magic of the seventh art with the delicious coffee science watching these great movies. Share your experience with us!