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April 2 (2019)
Kwessi is different from other children his age. His parents Nènè and Kagame are very worried. After having consulted many sorcerers, pastors and doctors, the diagnosis finally falls: their child is autistic.
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Kwessi is different from other children his age. His parents Nènè and Kagame are very worried. After having consulted many sorcerers, pastors and doctors, the diagnosis finally falls: their child is autistic.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Noëlle Kenmoé
In Theaters:12/28/2019
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Studio:PDP Entertainment, Noëlle Kenmoé Studios
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