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Know Me (2025)

Grief-stricken and unraveling, Kenson Joseph must overturn a barrage of false narratives propagated by the national news media and local Haitian church leaders to preserve his late brother’s memory and clear him of the public’s monstrous moniker: The Miami Zombie.
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Grief-stricken and unraveling, Kenson Joseph must overturn a barrage of false narratives propagated by the national news media and local Haitian church leaders to preserve his late brother’s memory and clear him of the public’s monstrous moniker: The Miami Zombie.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Edson Jean
Written By:Edson Jean
In Theaters:2/20/2025
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Runtime:73 minutes
Studio:Bantufy, Salem Street Entertainment, White Elephant Group

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