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Youth (2019)
Dhalinyaro tells the story of three 18-year-old high school girls, coming from different social classes, rooted in their culture but also turned to the outside thanks to the new technologies.
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Dhalinyaro tells the story of three 18-year-old high school girls, coming from different social classes, rooted in their culture but also turned to the outside thanks to the new technologies.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Lula Ali Ismaïl, Alexandra Ramniceanu
In Theaters:8/11/2019
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Runtime:82 minutes
Studio:Samawada Films, Les films d’en Face, Maïa Cinéma, Conti Films
Cast
Lula Ali Ismaïl
Director
Amina Mohamed Ali
Deka
Tousmo Mouhoumed Mohamed
Asma
Bilan Samir Moubus
Hibo
Roukiya Doualeh
Hibado (Deka's mother)
Houriya Hassan
Hibado's neighbor
Hamadou Dabale
Imam
Mahado Omar Ismael
Young woman in prayer
Fatouma Bileh
Young woman in prayer
Mohammed Abdi Daher
Youssouf
Lula Ali Ismaïl
Professor
Chehem Seick Moussa
Îdriss
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