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When Serigne Ibra finally decides to get married, he declares that his future bride must not only be a ravishing beauty, but also must not have any kind of scar or blemish on her body.
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When Serigne Ibra finally decides to get married, he declares that his future bride must not only be a ravishing beauty, but also must not have any kind of scar or blemish on her body.
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Genre:Drama
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Runtime:21 minutes
Studio:Baobab Films, Les Films du Baobab, The Motion Picture Association (MPA)
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