Boiling Point (2021)
Boiling Point
”A chef navigates a chaotic night shift, dealing with critics, staff, and unexpected visitors.”
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Anyone who loves gastronomy and cinema has already found a movie to watch! Starring Stephen Graham (from 'Peaky Blinders'), 'Boiling Point' is a British production that brings the "adventures" of a chef during a tumultuous night shift - in which he must deal with health inspections, critics, and even a customer having a severe allergic reaction. In this way, in just a few hours, a little of the reality of kitchens is condensed - which, despite being tough, is rewarding for its professionals. Chefs will identify themselves, while the general public will get to know this reality beyond reality shows like 'Master Chef'.
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On the busiest day of the year, long-simmering tensions between Chef Andy Jones (Stephen Graham), his staff and management threaten to boil over into full scale war. Adding to his shift from Hell, a former mentor's attempted hostile takeover of the restaurant threatens to derail his livelihood and his life.
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