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Cooking at the World's End 

Nine young chefs join forces and share knowledge to transform the cuisine of Galicia in 2003. Grupo Nove uses radical new techniques to develop an idea of cuisine attached to the land and tradition.
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Nine young chefs join forces and share knowledge to transform the cuisine of Galicia in 2003. Grupo Nove uses radical new techniques to develop an idea of cuisine attached to the land and tradition.

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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Alberto Baamonde
Written By:Alexandre Cancelo
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Runtime:94 minutes
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