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Giovanni Alessandro and Salvatore Andrea run their kitchens like competing kingdoms — their bitter, decades-long feud has poisoned an entire street. When a powerful figure known only as The Proprietor declares that one of the restaurants must close, Giovanni is forced into a "peace" dinner with his rival, in which only one of them will walk out alive.
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Giovanni Alessandro and Salvatore Andrea run their kitchens like competing kingdoms — their bitter, decades-long feud has poisoned an entire street. When a powerful figure known only as The Proprietor declares that one of the restaurants must close, Giovanni is forced into a "peace" dinner with his rival, in which only one of them will walk out alive.
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Genre:Comedy, Thriller
Written By:Daniel Connell
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Runtime:18 minutes
Studio:Novavision Studios
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