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Some secrets are more dangerous than any weapon. As the truth about their families finally comes out, Johary and Bakoly’s lives are thrown into total chaos. With their future falling apart and Landy’s jealousy reaching a breaking point, a mysterious newcomer named Ralay steps into the light.
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Some secrets are more dangerous than any weapon. As the truth about their families finally comes out, Johary and Bakoly’s lives are thrown into total chaos. With their future falling apart and Landy’s jealousy reaching a breaking point, a mysterious newcomer named Ralay steps into the light.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Scoop Digital
Cast
Mamitiana Razafimandimby, Gérard Razafindrakoto
Director
Tsarafara Rakotoson
Rajao
Gérard Razafindrakoto
Randrenja
Jocelyn Christophe Rakotondrafara
Pasitera
Benjamina Ranaivoson
Johary
Rova Faraniana Rakotoarisoa
Landy
Sahondra Raholiarihanta
Raly
Lalao Bernadette Ramasinarivo
Razoary
Laurys F. Rafalinantenai
Bakoly
Olga Volamasy
Marianne
Njiva Tiana Ratsimba
Zoely
Florent Malartre
Leky
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