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The Kitchen: World Chef Battle
Victor Barinov at the personal request of the Russian President will go to Sochi at the world championship for professional chefs and to prove that he and his team are the best in the world! The hard struggle for the title of winner of Operations will help "dark horse" - his own son Ivan, which he suddenly found out on the eve of the championship.
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Victor Barinov at the personal request of the Russian President will go to Sochi at the world championship for professional chefs and to prove that he and his team are the best in the world! The hard struggle for the title of winner of Operations will help "dark horse" - his own son Ivan, which he suddenly found out on the eve of the championship.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Pavel Danilov, Vasily Kutsenko, Igor Tudvasev, Dmitry Yan, Vitaly Shlyappo
In Theaters:
Box Office:$6,535,535
Runtime:110 minutes
Studio:Yellow, Black & White, Cinema Foundation of Russia
Cast
Anton Fedotov
Director
Dmitri Nazarov
Viktor Barinov
Dmitriy Nagiev
Dmitriy Nagiev
Marina Mogilevskaya
Elena Sokolova
Sergey Lavygin
Arseniy Chuganin
Mikhail Tarabukin
Fyodor Yurchenko
Sergey Epishev
Lev Solovyov
Nikita Tarasov
Louis Benoit
Oleg Tabakov
Pyotr Barinov
Grigorij Sijatvinda
Mikhail Dzhekovich
Olga Kuzmina
Nastya
Diana Pozharskaya
Dasha
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