HBO Max: The Best Movies and TV Shows for Diversity
Whether you like cinema classics, sketch comedy, or science fiction, HBO Max has something for you! Check out our top picks for diversity and representation.
MUNCHING DOGS
Detectives Kumegawa and Nakai, who both enjoy cooking and marijuana, are investigating a murder, when a suspect who appears to have gout surfaces. Although they had spotted the suspect based on his unnatural order history, he had a solid alibi. But the suspect is reluctant to talk, so they prepare katsudon to persuade him. What is the surprising recipe, which uses neither breadcrumbs nor warishita ..?
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Detectives Kumegawa and Nakai, who both enjoy cooking and marijuana, are investigating a murder, when a suspect who appears to have gout surfaces. Although they had spotted the suspect based on his unnatural order history, he had a solid alibi. But the suspect is reluctant to talk, so they prepare katsudon to persuade him. What is the surprising recipe, which uses neither breadcrumbs nor warishita ..?
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