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Strawberry Chinny 

Chinny, a makeup artist, hits rock bottom when her year-long relationship ends, leaving her unemployed and homeless. She moves in with her best friend, Ifeanyi, who reluctantly takes her in and tries to help her rebuild her life. But Chinny can’t let go of her ex, Korode, spiraling into heartbreak—just as Ifeanyi’s relationship with his British girlfriend, Annie, adds tension to their friendship.
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Chinny, a makeup artist, hits rock bottom when her year-long relationship ends, leaving her unemployed and homeless. She moves in with her best friend, Ifeanyi, who reluctantly takes her in and tries to help her rebuild her life. But Chinny can’t let go of her ex, Korode, spiraling into heartbreak—just as Ifeanyi’s relationship with his British girlfriend, Annie, adds tension to their friendship.

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Genre:Comedy, Romance
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Runtime:103 minutes
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Genoveva Umeh

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Chimezie Imo

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Modola Osifuwa

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Obehi Aburime

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