‘Palmer’: Tearing Down Gender Stereotypes
When Eddie Palmer is released from prison he returns home and he meets Sam, soon becoming his primary caregiver.
Baby Bro
Sham and Joe left their village to work in KL. Joe works as a uber driver and Sham works as a sales executive. One day, the two guys are shocked to find a baby in Joe’s car. They tried to locate the parents but to no avail. When they encounter many good things since the baby came to their lives, they decided to keep the baby for a few more days before handing him over to the police. Are they capable to look after the baby with no experience ? Will the baby be returned to his parents ?
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Sham and Joe left their village to work in KL. Joe works as a uber driver and Sham works as a sales executive. One day, the two guys are shocked to find a baby in Joe’s car. They tried to locate the parents but to no avail. When they encounter many good things since the baby came to their lives, they decided to keep the baby for a few more days before handing him over to the police. Are they capable to look after the baby with no experience ? Will the baby be returned to his parents ?
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Runtime:95 minutes
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