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The Charm (1986)
A Nairobi businessman struggles for success. He depends on fetishes and charms to help him. His wife rebukes him. Both of them are regular church members. He must choose whether he truly trusts his charms or Jesus.
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A Nairobi businessman struggles for success. He depends on fetishes and charms to help him. His wife rebukes him. Both of them are regular church members. He must choose whether he truly trusts his charms or Jesus.
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Written By:Robert Hughes
In Theaters:1/1/1986
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Runtime:45 minutes
Studio:Ken Anderson Films
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