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The Secret Recipe
When a gifted chef loses his sharp sense of taste, he turns to an old friend who helps him rediscover traditional flavors through an old recipe book.
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When a gifted chef loses his sharp sense of taste, he turns to an old friend who helps him rediscover traditional flavors through an old recipe book.
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Genre:Drama, Romance
Written By:Hanung Bramantyo, Adi Nugroho, Haqi Achmad
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Runtime:121 minutes
Studio:Anak Muda Jago Films, Dapur Film
Cast
Hanung Bramantyo
Director
Jerome Kurnia
Ressa Eugino / Roso Suroso
Nadya Arina
Mustika
Valerie Thomas
Dinda
Ciccio Manassero
Alex
Slamet Rahardjo
General Subroto Mangkuprojo / Atmojo Subroto Sastroprodjo
Yati Surachman
Mbah Wangsa / Sunarti
Ully Triani
Catherine
Aksara Dena
Tarjo
Ephy Pae
Gareng
Siti Fauziah
Gembluk
Goetheng Iku Ahkin
Lik Darmo
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