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FBI 2 

While the original film focused on a young man (Ephrem) who joins a secret group called the "FBI" and navigates a romantic dilemma with a woman named Afyam, FBI 2 escalates the physical comedy and situational humor. The story follows the main characters through a series of misunderstandings and amateur "espionage" missions, often parodying tropes found in Hollywood action films but set within the local context of Addis Ababa.
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While the original film focused on a young man (Ephrem) who joins a secret group called the "FBI" and navigates a romantic dilemma with a woman named Afyam, FBI 2 escalates the physical comedy and situational humor. The story follows the main characters through a series of misunderstandings and amateur "espionage" missions, often parodying tropes found in Hollywood action films but set within the local context of Addis Ababa.

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Genre:Comedy, Romance
Directed By:Netsanet Workneh
Written By:Netsanet Workneh
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Runtime:96 minutes
Studio:Puagume Theater and Film Production

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