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Tazmanian Devil (2020)
After moving to the United States, a young Nigerian immigrant struggles to find a balance between his desire to join a college fraternity and bonding with his estranged father, a strict pastor at a local church.
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After moving to the United States, a young Nigerian immigrant struggles to find a balance between his desire to join a college fraternity and bonding with his estranged father, a strict pastor at a local church.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Solomon Onita Jr.
In Theaters:8/22/2020
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Runtime:120 minutes
Studio:Cash Money Films, Groundwurk Studios, TigerEye Films, 1091
Cast
Solomon Onita Jr.
Director
Abraham Attah
Dayo Ayodele
Ntare Guma Mbaho Mwine
Julius Ayodele
Adepero Oduye
Elizabeth Ayodele
Kwesi Boakye
Ike E'Kong
Billie D. Merritt
Nicole
Kenneisha Thompson
Mrs. Deborah
Nadirah Shakir
Bartender
Montreal Diggs
College Student
Michelle Rose Domb
Probate Show Attendant
Aaron Spivey-Sorrells
Mayfield
Lynn Andrews III
Lynn
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