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A soccer magnate on a promotion tour in Addis Ababa gets mixed up in a fake kidnapping. His supposed liberator is a 12-year old street kid with a plan - to have the Godfather of soccer take him to ballplayer's heaven.
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A soccer magnate on a promotion tour in Addis Ababa gets mixed up in a fake kidnapping. His supposed liberator is a 12-year old street kid with a plan - to have the Godfather of soccer take him to ballplayer's heaven.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Ephrem Alemu, Mikyias Efram, Abiy Getahun, Oliver Keidel
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:tellfilm
Cast
Stefan Jäger
Director
Shitaye Abraha
Resolute Lady at Village
Alemayehu
Villager
Mamush Alemayheu
Strong Twen
Kenny Allen
Anwar
Leather shop owner
Meaza Arega
Village Girl
Germa Asaminew
Kid with Coffin
Adanech Bekele
Woman Carrying Wood 2
Aselfefech Bekele
Villager
Festum Belachew
Group Kid 2
Tewodros Belayneh
Photographer
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