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Vaatjie gets owned
The misadventures Vaatjie Venter, a talented pastry chef and the top student at the hotel school where he is training. Vattjie becomes the lead candidate to win a scholarship to train under world famous master chef Pierre Cousteau in Paris. But Vaatjie's charmed life is tested to its limits when his jealous classmate James tries to prevent Vaatije from winning the opportunity of a lifetime.
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The misadventures Vaatjie Venter, a talented pastry chef and the top student at the hotel school where he is training. Vattjie becomes the lead candidate to win a scholarship to train under world famous master chef Pierre Cousteau in Paris. But Vaatjie's charmed life is tested to its limits when his jealous classmate James tries to prevent Vaatije from winning the opportunity of a lifetime.
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Genre:Comedy
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Runtime:91 minutes
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Cast
Willie Esterhuizen
Director
Gerhard Odendaal
Vaatjie Visagie
Andrew Thompson
Theunis van Rooyen
Willie Esterhuizen
Worsie Visagie
Lizz Meiring
Molly Visagie
Carien Botha
Blapsie Visagie
Hugh Masebenza
E.P.O.L Officer
Frank Opperman
Sakkie
Paul Slabolepszy
Smuggler
Pumla Ndlazi
Mrs Mammabola
Anrich Herbst
National Intelligence man
Cobus Visser
Polygraph operator
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