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Fatal Ingredient
Panic spreads in the kitchen of a prestigious chef when he is diagnosed with a food allergy.
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Panic spreads in the kitchen of a prestigious chef when he is diagnosed with a food allergy.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama, Fantasy
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Runtime:13 minutes
Studio:Vaporetto Films
Cast
Tomás Felício Oliveira
Director
Sebastian Balzarolo
Mario
Albertine Sins
Sous-Chef
Giovanni Battaglia
Tribe Leader
Antonio Cicalese
Chef de Partie
Hrafnhildur Orradóttir
Waitress
Ethan Reid
Narrator
Louis Sheldon
News Presenter
Andrew Melvyn Theobald
Doctor
Lily Humphrey
Solarium Customer
Carlotta Mastracchi
Food Critic
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