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Machann Fig La (2018)
Tinamiz, a banana saleswoman from Jacmel (Haïti) raises her seven-year-old daughter alone while she tries to win her husband Andre back, an artist who left them to supposedly find work in the city.
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Tinamiz, a banana saleswoman from Jacmel (Haïti) raises her seven-year-old daughter alone while she tries to win her husband Andre back, an artist who left them to supposedly find work in the city.
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Written By:Miguel Alvarez, Myriam Y. Nelson, Ossela Chery, Ricardo Tranquillin
In Theaters:11/23/2018
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Studio:Artists Services
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