“The Sun Never Sets” on Male Fragility
The concept of male fragility is explored (interestingly, by a male director) in The Sun Never Sets
Spicy Will
Will “Partyforever” Harris' wild lifestyle comes to a sudden stop when his millionaire father dies, leaving him with nothing but a 100-year-old Mexican salsa recipe. Broke and desperate, Will has no choice but to change his ways and get a real job. With the help of his former sous chef Eugenio and Eugenio’s beautiful cousin Salma, Will embarks on a delirious adventure. He faces off against the Mexican Hot Sauce Mafia and discovers along the way that the recipe may be the key to truly finding himself.
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Will “Partyforever” Harris' wild lifestyle comes to a sudden stop when his millionaire father dies, leaving him with nothing but a 100-year-old Mexican salsa recipe. Broke and desperate, Will has no choice but to change his ways and get a real job. With the help of his former sous chef Eugenio and Eugenio’s beautiful cousin Salma, Will embarks on a delirious adventure. He faces off against the Mexican Hot Sauce Mafia and discovers along the way that the recipe may be the key to truly finding himself.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:El Huevo Charlie Barrientos, Esteban Garrido, Rodrigo Sariñana
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Studio:Studio 33
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