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Mother of George (2013)
A Nigerian couple living in Brooklyn are having trouble conceiving a child - a problem that defies cultural expectations and leads to a shocking decision that could either save or destroy them.
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A Nigerian couple living in Brooklyn are having trouble conceiving a child - a problem that defies cultural expectations and leads to a shocking decision that could either save or destroy them.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Darci Picoult
In Theaters:9/13/2013
Box Office:$157,937
Runtime:106 minutes
Studio:Oscilloscope, Parts & Labor, Fried Alligator Films, Loveless, Maybach Film Productions, SimonSays Entertainment, Ford Foundation / JustFilms
Cast
Andrew Dosunmu
Director
Isaach de Bankolé
Ayodele Balogun
Danai Gurira
Adenike Olumide Balogen
Yaya DaCosta
Sade Bakare
Tony Okungbowa
Biyi Balogen
Bukky Ajayi
Ma Ayo Balogun
Angélique Kidjo
Ma Nike
Mutiyat Ade-Salu
Helen / Bridesmaid
Mohamed Dione
Groomsman
Esosa Edosomwan
Bridesmaid
Kehinde Koyejo
Bridesmaid
Babs Olusanmokun
Tunde
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