able to have an orchestra in Budapest perform the score that ended up in the final film. The movie was ready to be released by early 2017. It had its US premier at the South by Southwest film festival in Austin in March 2017. During its debut at South by Southwest, Salleh and Tucker got a deal with Netflix. The film was translated into 20 languages and was released on the online streaming network in August 2017. The film also had its Australian and Canadian premier in 2017 and made a tour of area film festivals. The crowning reward for the couple's years of work came this spring when "Barbecue" won the 2018 James Beard Foundation Broadcast Media Award in the category of radio, television broadcasts, podcasts, webcasts and documentaries. "We started this film with the hypothesis that there's more in this world that brings cultures together and more similarities that we have with other cultures than things that drive us apart and makes us different," Salleh says. "Through 'Barbecue' we can see that the way people do things can be so different, but the reason why people do things and the reasons people get together - to tell stories and relive memories - are the same all around the world. "After having the privilege and honor of meeting and spending time with these amazing people, we actually see a version of the world that has more in common than people realize. If people get some version of that message when they watch this film, we'd be happy." 6TWUV `Ò The filming during the visit to the Philippines captured the traditional cooking of lechon - whole pig cooked on a spit over an open flame. 'NGXCVG ;QWT $TCPF 9KVJ %NGCP.CDGN +PITGFKGPVU www.wendaingredients.com 844-99-WENDA UCNGU"YGPFCKPITGFKGPVUEQOhttp://www.wendaingredients.com