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Honey Kaha
The low-budget adventures of streetwise cop Honey Kaha are brought to life by star Dr Julia Love and her dastardly former husband, Kent Barry.
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The low-budget adventures of streetwise cop Honey Kaha are brought to life by star Dr Julia Love and her dastardly former husband, Kent Barry.
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Genre:Comedy, Action, Romance, Drama
Written By:Te Waiarangi Ratana
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Runtime:19 minutes
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Cast
Te Waiarangi Ratana
Director
Kura Turuwhenua
Dr. Julia Love/Honey Kaha
Bailey Poching
Leo Renata/Wiremu "DB" Brown
Te Waiarangi Ratana
Kent Barry/Norman White
Joey Sheppard
Olive Dawson/Miss Kramer
Taioperua Taepa
Boy Kaha
Finley Hughes
Henchmen 1
Andrew Miller
Henchmen 2
Reuben Romanos
Henchmen 3
Jackson Herman
Henchmen 4
Jerome Chandrahasen
Fish and Chip Guy
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