Trial Period
Manuel, a cocky and braggart guy, applies for the management position of a haute cuisine restaurant, but he didn't count on that Sofia, a smart and beautiful girl, applies for the same position, which will lead them to compete in funny situations during a trial period.
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Manuel, a cocky and braggart guy, applies for the management position of a haute cuisine restaurant, but he didn't count on that Sofia, a smart and beautiful girl, applies for the same position, which will lead them to compete in funny situations during a trial period.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Christiam Osorio
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Runtime:99 minutes
Studio:Ocho y Medios Comunicaciones, Diamond Films Colombia, Cinecolor Films
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