The Chef Page #15

Synopsis: The year is 1969. A junior chef and his friend embark on the ship Snowdrift destined for Cape Town. They meet with The Chef who rules unrestricted by a of sharp set of rules and regulations.
Genre: Drama
Director(s): Mats Arehn
  1 win.
 
IMDB:
5.7
Year:
2005
116 min
86 Views


1566

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Good lunch.

1567

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20:20,119 -- 01:20:23,237

I'm here with Carol.

1568

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The hostess.

1569

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20:25,370 -- 01:20:27,243

We work

among the people.

1570

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20:27,954 -- 01:20:30,987

To find

feelings of youth.

1571

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20:33,163 -- 01:20:34,619

Look how beautiful it is.

1572

01:
20:35,620 -- 01:20:37,741

I believe

she is soon ready.

1573

01:
20:37,995 -- 01:20:40,616

Look what I brought.

Rosemary?

1574

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Beautiful.

To do what?

1575

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- The set of prime rib.

- No.

1576

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How so?

It does not rosemary.

1577

01:
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Are you kidding?

1578

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You do not be wasting

the prime rib.

1579

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There's the cooking juices,

1580

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that's what is important.

1581

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We are live.

1582

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It is said live.

1583

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Put it here.

No!

1584

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It will mask the taste.

1585

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Come.

No.

1586

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No rosemary!

1587

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Return. It is live.

1588

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I put it in water instead

to that of rosemary.

1589

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It's just

a little rosemary.

1590

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Why not also the thyme?

And chives.

1591

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Cut!

1592

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Quack, quack. Small, small.

1593

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Corner, quack, quack.

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Cut. It's a Wrap.

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