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Children may be a blessing, but they can also push a person to the brink of insanity when the wrong plans take root. The walls are closing in and the phrase "we are finished" has never felt more real. As the streets buzz with the latest scandal, the life of an innocent child hangs in the balance. Where will this journey finally end?
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Children may be a blessing, but they can also push a person to the brink of insanity when the wrong plans take root. The walls are closing in and the phrase "we are finished" has never felt more real. As the streets buzz with the latest scandal, the life of an innocent child hangs in the balance. Where will this journey finally end?
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Genre:Comedy
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Scoop Digital
Cast
Mamitiana Razafimandimby
Director
Tsarafara Rakotoson
Rajao
Jocelyn Christophe Rakotondrafara
Pasitera
Gérard Razafindrakoto
Randrenja
Sahondra Raholiarihanta
Raly
Olga Volamasy
Marianne
Lalao Bernadette Ramasinarivo
Razoary
Rova Faraniana Rakotoarisoa
Landy
Rado M. Rabarison
Nasolo
Emmanuel Andriamahefa
Judicalël Andriamora
Ravo
Israel Andrianarivo
Fetra
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