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Mangabangabaka 

Vibrant, colorful, and warm portrait of 47-year-old Sonia, who wants to leave her life as a sex worker behind and find a different means of making a living—no easy task in Madagascar, one of the poorest countries in the world, but Sonia is determined.
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Vibrant, colorful, and warm portrait of 47-year-old Sonia, who wants to leave her life as a sex worker behind and find a different means of making a living—no easy task in Madagascar, one of the poorest countries in the world, but Sonia is determined.

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Genre:Documentary
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Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:Les Films de la pluie, Ana Films, Imasoa Film, Pilumpiku Production & Dreammaker

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