The Kitchen Toto (1988)
The son of a priest slain by the Mau Mau moves in with a police officer and his wife in 1950 Kenya.
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The son of a priest slain by the Mau Mau moves in with a police officer and his wife in 1950 Kenya.
Rating:PG-13
Genre:Drama
Written By:Harry Hook
In Theaters:7/8/1988
Box Office:$101,807
Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:British Screen Productions, The Cannon Group, Film4 Productions
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