Mississippi Masala
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:18:02
- Thanks.
- All right.

:18:03
I'm telling you, it's not my fault.
:18:05
I ain't finished with you yet,
young lady.

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"Honorable Sirs: This is in reference
to my lawsuit, number 2089...

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...filed in the high court at Kampala,
dated 30 December 1985...

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...for restoration of my property.
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I was born in Uganda
and Uganda has been my home...

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...a country to which I had the
utmost loyalty and love...

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...until I was forcibly...
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...and illegally expelled...
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...by General Idi Amin."
:18:43
Suing the mad government
of a mad country.

:18:47
It's going to drive you mad.
:18:50
For five years they haven't replied.
:18:53
- But you carry on like a stuck record.
- Kinnu, it's a new regime.

:18:59
I know it's a new regime.
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So what? Every year it's new.
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- But nothing...
- Kinnu, Mina had an accident.

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- What happened, beta?
- What did you do to my car?

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- What did you do to my car, Mina?
- Was anyone hurt?

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No one was hurt.
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- How did it happen?
- Thank God nobody was hurt.

:19:30
What's happened has happened.
No use crying over spilt milk.

:19:34
Who is going to pay for this?
Does money grow on trees over here?

:19:38
Maybe in your fertile Uganda
it used to grow on trees, but not here.

:19:42
Can't feed his own family
and lecturing about spilt milk.

:19:45
My father can feed us just fine,
you wanker.

:19:49
- What did you say?
- Shut your mouth.

:19:50
Why should I shut my mouth?
:19:53
Hey, my man, I need my money.
Forty bucks.

:19:57
Y'all gonna need this
for the insurance.


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