Winter in the northern hemisphere is very cold, nothing is more comfortable than drinking a cup of tea and watching a movie. Here are a few movies related to tea.

·Tea, the story of a leaf

The film is divided into "the temperature of the land and palm", "the end of the road", "the thing about boiling water and making tea", "hometown, hometown", "time stops for tea" and "a bowl of tea soup sees human affection" six lengths.

By visiting Yunnan, Fujian, Sichuan and other major tea-producing provinces, the stories about tea are presented to us from the perspectives of tea types, history, dissemination, and production.

·Teahouse

The film tells some stories that happened in a teahouse in China.With a vivid screen image, the film shows a truth in life: when it comes to life, there is a way out of struggle than compromise. The life path of the protagonist "Yutai" boss Wang Lifa makes a vivid comment on this truth.

·every day is a good day

The story tells the story of Noriko, a 20-year-old female college student, who lives a life of wandering with the crowd every day, and is full of confusion about her future. Under the introduction of her mother, Noriko began to learn the tea ceremony with Teacher Takeda, thus realizing the beauty of art and the story of the true meaning of life.

·Looking for Sen Rikyu

Sen Rikyu was a generation of tea ceremony masters active in Japan in the 16th century. With his high artistic attainments in the tea ceremony, he was called the tea saint by the Japanese.
This film is full of Japanese tea ceremony aesthetics, and the exquisiteness of the costumes and props of the set makes the composition and color matching so beautiful that almost every frame can be turned into a painting.
In the form of flashbacks, the film retraces the legendary life of Sen Rikyu. Through the interpretation of the film, we can more intuitively spy on the cultural character deeply rooted in the hearts of Japanese people, and the pursuit of life aesthetics that is almost the ultimate.

·Tea with Mussolini

The film tells the story of a group of women from different cultural backgrounds who went to the British embassy in Italy to have tea with the ambassador's wife every day during World War II.
There are many scenes of British tea drinking in the film, and the tea set is broken to express the end of a peaceful life. The story itself is not new, and even too dramatic, but the Italian humor reconciles all the excessive drama just right, and the missing explanation also seems less important.

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