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On the eve of a long-delayed opening, a fallen chef, his paranoid partner, and two gangsters collide in a kitchen where taste is gone and time has run out.
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On the eve of a long-delayed opening, a fallen chef, his paranoid partner, and two gangsters collide in a kitchen where taste is gone and time has run out.
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Genre:Comedy, Crime
Written By:Rodrigo Zuñiga, Marian Piper
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Runtime:14 minutes
Studio:Candlewax Films, Seeya Creative
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