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A Slice of Romance 

When unlucky in love PR Executive Mikayla meets coffee shop owner and aspiring pastry chef Austin, the pair strike a deal: she’ll taste test his creations if he gives her dating advice. Things are going well until Mikayla starts to feel undermined at work and rent prices at the café rise threatening Austin’s livelihood.
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When unlucky in love PR Executive Mikayla meets coffee shop owner and aspiring pastry chef Austin, the pair strike a deal: she’ll taste test his creations if he gives her dating advice. Things are going well until Mikayla starts to feel undermined at work and rent prices at the café rise threatening Austin’s livelihood.

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Genre:TV Movie, Comedy, Romance
Directed By:Ken Friss
Written By:Eric Bergemann
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:CMW Autumn Productions

Cast

Director

Ken Friss

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Stephanie Cleough

Mikayla

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David Paetkau

Austin

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Matt Brown

Anthony DeRupp

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Chris Casson

Paul

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Stephanie Izsak

Dierdre

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Lucas Penner

Daniel

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Stephanie Izsak

Deidre

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Leigh Rachel Faith

Ellen

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Nick Preston

Allan

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Pricilla Mudaliar

Rupi

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