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Kitchen Boy
Kitchen Boy is a drama, set within a fine dining restaurant, where a young chef, Robert, is pushed to his breaking point by an infamous head-chef, and restaurateur, Andrea Carter. Learning the hard way what it takes to get to the top. Think Whiplash meets Gordon Ramsay’s Boiling Point
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Kitchen Boy is a drama, set within a fine dining restaurant, where a young chef, Robert, is pushed to his breaking point by an infamous head-chef, and restaurateur, Andrea Carter. Learning the hard way what it takes to get to the top. Think Whiplash meets Gordon Ramsay’s Boiling Point
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Ben Hands
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Runtime:23 minutes
Studio:Mirror Films
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