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Meet the Malawas
A news anchor, a comedian, an actress, and a soccer player with big egos have to travel across the globe to meet the Malawa tribe for a TV show.
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A news anchor, a comedian, an actress, and a soccer player with big egos have to travel across the globe to meet the Malawa tribe for a TV show.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Michaël Youn, James Huth, Sonja Shillito
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Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:Pathé, Eskwad
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