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Taste of Freedom
An aspiring chef Varia learns the importance of staying true to her Ukrainian roots when she stumbles upon a legendary cookbook from 1929 — and its author's ghost, the legendary chef Olha Franko.
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An aspiring chef Varia learns the importance of staying true to her Ukrainian roots when she stumbles upon a legendary cookbook from 1929 — and its author's ghost, the legendary chef Olha Franko.
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Genre:Romance, Comedy, Drama
Written By:Oleksandra Vitiazieva, Olena Morentsova-Shulyk
In Theaters:
Box Office:$24,395
Runtime:116 minutes
Studio:GanzaFilm Production
Cast
Oleksandr Berezan
Director
Iryna Kudashova
Varvara Rudyk
Irma Vitovska
Olha Franko
Tomasz Sobczak
Chef Mikolai
Tetiana Malkova
Sous-Chef Lesia
Kostiantyn Temliak
Taras
Rimma Zyubina
Varvara's Mother
Dmitriy Surzhikov
Restaurant's Owner
Svetlana Zolotko
Mrs. Rymma
Diana Kuzminova
Waitress Zoriana
Roman Yakymchuk
Waiter Yura
Pavlo Li
Cook Phil
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