Chef's Special, May 16, 2009 | Boston LGBT Film Festival 2009

Boston LGBT Film Festival 2009

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Director

Nacho G. Velilla

Year

2008

Run Time

111

min

Country

Spain

Language

Spanish

PROGRAM Time

minutes

CONTENT WARNING:

Maxi thinks his life is perfect. He is a famous cook who owns a successful restaurant in Chueca and is living his life as a gay man without much complex. But when his son Edu and his daughter Alba appear, and a new attractive neighbor comes along, it will have a strong effect on his life resulting in his values being challenged for ever.

This film is presented in Spanish with English subtitles.

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