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3 Cold Dishes
Esosa, Fatouma, and Giselle, three women trafficked as teenagers who reunite seventeen years later to dismantle the powerful men behind their pain. From the streets of Lagos to the shadows of Abidjan and Cotonou, they execute a cold, calculated mission, each move sharpened by trauma, sisterhood, and strategy.
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Esosa, Fatouma, and Giselle, three women trafficked as teenagers who reunite seventeen years later to dismantle the powerful men behind their pain. From the streets of Lagos to the shadows of Abidjan and Cotonou, they execute a cold, calculated mission, each move sharpened by trauma, sisterhood, and strategy.
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Genre:Action, Thriller, Drama, Crime
Written By:Tomi Adesina
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Runtime:125 minutes
Studio:StudioHolpac, Asurf Films, Spaceship Collective, Ifind Pictures, Imuetinyan Productions, Martian Network, Nexthought CreativeHub, Alma Production, Black Mic Mac, BMB Studios and Film Academy, MBO Capital, Organisation internationale de la Francophonie, Air Peace, Mikano Motors, Les Films 26, Azure Noir & Co.
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