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Talia's Journey(2023)
Status: Released
Date: 2023-05-17
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Time: 1h 19m
Overview:
Talia is a 19-year-old Belgian girl, with Senegalese roots, who is visiting her country of origin for the first time. In Dakar, in his cousin's family's luxurious villa, he hopes to meet his grandmother. But she can't find her anywhere and the villa quickly becomes a "golden prison." Until she meets Malika, a mysterious bird peddler.
Languages: French, Fulah, Wolof.
Countries:
Belgium,
Luxembourg,
Senegal
Budget: $8,517.00
ProductionCompanies: 
Bande de Ciné
Movie: Talia's Journey
Top 4 Billed Cast
Nadège Bibo-Tansia
Talia
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