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Charity believes only weak women like Sylvia, her late friend, allow men dominate them in the name of marriage. She asserts that husband and wife have equal right in the affairs of the family including domestic chores, but financial provision is the sole responsibility of a man.
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Charity believes only weak women like Sylvia, her late friend, allow men dominate them in the name of marriage. She asserts that husband and wife have equal right in the affairs of the family including domestic chores, but financial provision is the sole responsibility of a man.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Flifo Ivo
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:Ruth Jacobs Production
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