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We Are Griots (2023)
Daouda is a father from Senegal living in France. Malik, his son, wants to marry Mariama. A meeting beetween the families is organized around a meal. Daouda discovers that the families are from two different social castes: his is griot, and the other family’s is noble.
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Daouda is a father from Senegal living in France. Malik, his son, wants to marry Mariama. A meeting beetween the families is organized around a meal. Daouda discovers that the families are from two different social castes: his is griot, and the other family’s is noble.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Demba Konaté
In Theaters:8/3/2023
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Runtime:17 minutes
Studio:Nouvelle Toile
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