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With the invention of a television that broadcasts scent, an ordinary Milwaukee man gets pulled into a daunting new cooking show.
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With the invention of a television that broadcasts scent, an ordinary Milwaukee man gets pulled into a daunting new cooking show.
Rating:
Genre:Horror, Science Fiction
Written By:Adam Smith
In Theaters:4/27/2026
Box Office:
Runtime:11 minutes
Studio:Liminal Vision Films, Wishing Whales Motion Pictures
Cast
Shun Powell
Director
Max Williamson
Fred Jones
Anna Castelaz
Chef Jenn Meadors
Max Hauser
TV Chef 1
Netta Dorsey
TV Chef 2
Anthony McKenzie
Aroma-Vision Employee 1
Frankie Breit
Aroma-Vision Employee 2
Kurt Krauss
Aroma-Vision Employee (body double)
James Perry
Aroma-Vision Employee (body double)
A'Tonia Harris
Rebecca
Patti Meadors
News Anchor
Justin Jackson
(voice)
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