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    Cafe Jacqueline and the Art of the Soufflé

    By Phoebe Rubin

    This video is a supplement to Café Jacqueline and the Art of the Soufflè

    In San Francisco’s North Beach neighborhood — where you can still feel the pulse of film noir scenes from the 1940s, and then the Beat Generation in the 1960s — Cafe Jacqueline remains the only restaurant in the U.S. dedicated entirely to the art of the soufflè.

    Presented by Craftsmanship Quarterly

    Produced by Phoebe Rubin

    Videography by Erica Tanamachi

    Directed by Phoebe Rubin

    Edited by Erica Tanamachi

    Phoebe Rubin, a film producer and director, began making movies in 1999. She taught and directed autobiographical performance to youth at-risk in San Francisco and the surrounding Bay Area.

    © 2020 Phoebe Rubin. All rights reserved. Under exclusive license to Craftsmanship, LLC. Unauthorized copying or republication of any part of this article is prohibited by law.

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