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After years of patiently working in the city and saving money so that he could one day go back to his upcountry home, Kwami one day makes for home with nothing but a wanted bounty and a trail of murder victims.
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After years of patiently working in the city and saving money so that he could one day go back to his upcountry home, Kwami one day makes for home with nothing but a wanted bounty and a trail of murder victims.
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Genre:Drama, Thriller
Written By:Royal Katumo, Kamau Ng'ethe
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Runtime:61 minutes
Studio:Dreamhouse Studios
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