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Scenes from a Hibachi Restaurant (2019)
Friday evening at the local hibachi restaurant. Donald brings his iPad to the sushi bar to watch the big game. Friends and family try to have fun as the chef performs. Saki is flowing and fire is burning but once the show is over, what is there to talk about?
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Friday evening at the local hibachi restaurant. Donald brings his iPad to the sushi bar to watch the big game. Friends and family try to have fun as the chef performs. Saki is flowing and fire is burning but once the show is over, what is there to talk about?
Rating:R
Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Stephen Musumeci
In Theaters:5/4/2019
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Runtime:8 minutes
Studio:Big Blue Pictures
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