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Lovebirds 

A romcom from veteran Nigerian Director, Lancelot Oduah Imasuen, tells the story of love in the context of old generation Africans in diaspora and their new generation kids, who were born in the United States. Its explores the conflict between parents, nurtured in the African culture and their American born children.
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A romcom from veteran Nigerian Director, Lancelot Oduah Imasuen, tells the story of love in the context of old generation Africans in diaspora and their new generation kids, who were born in the United States. Its explores the conflict between parents, nurtured in the African culture and their American born children.

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