Sobi's Mystic
A womaniser who is used to getting his way with any woman he so desires is taken aback when after a night of passion with a enigmatic woman from a nightclub, he is kicked out of her hotel room, without even a phone number. After tracking her down he begins to slowly unravel the mystery behind her character.
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A womaniser who is used to getting his way with any woman he so desires is taken aback when after a night of passion with a enigmatic woman from a nightclub, he is kicked out of her hotel room, without even a phone number. After tracking her down he begins to slowly unravel the mystery behind her character.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Biodun Stephen
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Runtime:103 minutes
Studio:Rok Studios
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