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Kwame, a young hustling hawker, strives to be a successful actor. But when he loses everything the only way out seems to be the word of God.
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Kwame, a young hustling hawker, strives to be a successful actor. But when he loses everything the only way out seems to be the word of God.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Johannes Krug
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Runtime:35 minutes
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