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Casa Beraza
Casa Beraza is a traditional spanish restaurant. Despite of the quality of its dishes, the constants fights in the kitchen has taken it to a bad reputation. Tonight, a critic is coming to their restaurant. It's their last chance to colaborate or sink with it.
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Casa Beraza is a traditional spanish restaurant. Despite of the quality of its dishes, the constants fights in the kitchen has taken it to a bad reputation. Tonight, a critic is coming to their restaurant. It's their last chance to colaborate or sink with it.
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Genre:Comedy, Action
Written By:Josu Goñi, Elías Alegría
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Runtime:12 minutes
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