The Wonder Years (2021 TV series)
This reboot of The Wonder Years is told from the lens of a Black man.
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Fresh from his elite studies abroad, Johary returns to lead the local hospital, only to fall for the one woman he’s forbidden to love. As their families wage war in the fields and the wards, a series of hilarious misunderstandings pushes the couple to the breaking point. The truth eventually comes to light, but unmasking the real troublemaker is only the beginning of their problems.
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Fresh from his elite studies abroad, Johary returns to lead the local hospital, only to fall for the one woman he’s forbidden to love. As their families wage war in the fields and the wards, a series of hilarious misunderstandings pushes the couple to the breaking point. The truth eventually comes to light, but unmasking the real troublemaker is only the beginning of their problems.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Hortense Randriamanantena
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Scoop Digital
Cast
Mamitiana Razafimandimby, Gérard Razafindrakoto, Germain Andriamanantena
Director
Nadia Benjamina Robinarimalala
Bakoly
Benjamina Ranaivoson
Johary
Tsarafara Rakotoson
Rajao
Gérard Razafindrakoto
Randrenja
Jocelyn Christophe Rakotondrafara
Pasitera
Sahondra Raholiarihanta
Raly
Olga Volamasy
Marianne
Lalao Bernadette Ramasinarivo
Razoary
Rova Faraniana Rakotoarisoa
Landy
Israel Andrianarivo
Fetra
Tsiry Rajaofera
Feno
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