'Young Royals' Review
'Young Royals' is a great example of positive gay representation in its two main protagonists, but the supporting characters are often frustratingly selfish.
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The church is in a state of total upheaval as one man’s hidden agenda is finally brought to light. This desperate need to escape to a new life abroad has become a social disease, infecting everyone it touches. While the congregation struggles to find answers, Landy’s own greed stands in the way of the truth. As the masks begin to slip, the community is forced to confront a shocking act of neglect that no one can explain.
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The church is in a state of total upheaval as one man’s hidden agenda is finally brought to light. This desperate need to escape to a new life abroad has become a social disease, infecting everyone it touches. While the congregation struggles to find answers, Landy’s own greed stands in the way of the truth. As the masks begin to slip, the community is forced to confront a shocking act of neglect that no one can explain.
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Genre:Comedy
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Scoop Digital
Cast
Gérard Razafindrakoto, Mamitiana Razafimandimby
Director
Nadia Benjamina Robinarimalala
Bakoly
Rova Faraniana Rakotoarisoa
Landy
Njiva Tiana Ratsimba
Zoely
Sahondra Raholiarihanta
Raly
Olga Volamasy
Marianne
Lalao Bernadette Ramasinarivo
Razoary
Jocelyn Christophe Rakotondrafara
Pasitera
Gérard Razafindrakoto
Randrenja
Tsarafara Rakotoson
Rajao
Israel Andrianarivo
Fetra
Tsiry Rajaofera
Feno
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