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Dear Sis Dolly 

An ambitious and intellectual psychologist finds herself having to dismantle her identity when she lands a job as an agony aunt for famed Drum Magazine and learns that being 'real' is as important as being 'clever'.
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An ambitious and intellectual psychologist finds herself having to dismantle her identity when she lands a job as an agony aunt for famed Drum Magazine and learns that being 'real' is as important as being 'clever'.

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Twiggy Matiwana
Written By:Makganwana Mokgalong
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Runtime:90 minutes
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