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Muri and Ko
Muri, a petty thief, accidentally kidnaps 8-year-old Kole, a celebrity’s son. His attempts to sell the car and keep Kole safe spark a series of funny misadventures and an unlikely friendship.
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Muri, a petty thief, accidentally kidnaps 8-year-old Kole, a celebrity’s son. His attempts to sell the car and keep Kole safe spark a series of funny misadventures and an unlikely friendship.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Ayomide Olatunbosun, Biodun Stephen
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Runtime:103 minutes
Studio:InkBlot Productions, FilmOne Studios
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