Congo 2
after the death of the original boss named "Congo" the new up and coming replacement is maintaining the new dance business of his older predecessor but along the way the tackles many challenges and face an unexpected situation.
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after the death of the original boss named "Congo" the new up and coming replacement is maintaining the new dance business of his older predecessor but along the way the tackles many challenges and face an unexpected situation.
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Genre:Action, Comedy, Crime
Written By:Or Dayan, Gal Shveka, Yehonatan David Sudei, Or Abutbul
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Runtime:56 minutes
Studio:Lonely Fish Productions, Shveka Productions
Cast
Or Dayan
Director
Nir Abutbul
Congo's Father
Limor Shveka
Mom Dose
Omer Vazana
Melany
Orel Azulay
Congo's Bodyguard
Ofek Grinbaum
Matan's Soldier
Tal Harel
Swisa
Tolik Beli
Salina Waiter
Michael Aldov
Matan's Soldier #2
Momi Tzarfati
Congo's House Guard
Ben Abutbul
Paramedic / Congo's Brother
Ben Azulay
Matan's Soldier #3
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