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Malooned 

Di is 28, beautiful, intelligent, confident, and just the tiniest bit spoiled. From their first meeting, Luther can see that nothing can ever make this woman happy- especially the thought of spending her Easter weekend (and wedding day!) trapped in a ladies' toilet! Trapped together in the ladies of the 15th floor of a Nairobi skyscraper, the two have no choice but to make the best of their forced "vacation", working together despite their differences; finding in themselves, and each other, a strength untold.
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Di is 28, beautiful, intelligent, confident, and just the tiniest bit spoiled. From their first meeting, Luther can see that nothing can ever make this woman happy- especially the thought of spending her Easter weekend (and wedding day!) trapped in a ladies' toilet! Trapped together in the ladies of the 15th floor of a Nairobi skyscraper, the two have no choice but to make the best of their forced "vacation", working together despite their differences; finding in themselves, and each other, a strength untold.

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Directed By:Bob Nyanja
Written By:Mark Mutahi
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Runtime:100 minutes
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